Hi I have done this by using the following ... for ($j = 1; $j <= $#model; $j++)  {
 print "row is $rowCounter, $model[$j], $devicesPerVariant[$j], $processor[$j], $memory[$j], <code>$softwareVersion[$j]\n";
within the for loop and i know its reading the global variable and prints to the screen seen .. row is 1, GSR, 2, GRP, 256Mb, 12.0(26)S3
row is 2, 6503, 13, WS-X6K-SUP2-2GE, 128Mb, 7.6(8)
row is 3, 6503, 10, WS-X6K-SUP2-2GE, 256Mb, 7.6(8)
row is 4, 2651, 68, MPC860P, 128Mb, 12.3(6)
row is 5, ERX1400, 11, SRP-10Ge, 512Mb, 5.1.3 S-2.0
row is 6, ERX1400, 1, SRP-10Ge, 384Mb, 5.1.3 S-2.2
row is 7, ERX1400, 36, SRP-10Ge, 512Mb, 5.1.3 S-2.2
row is 8, 6509, 16, WS-X6K-SUP1A-2GE, 128Mb, 7.6(8)
row is 9, 6509, 12, WS-X6K-SUP2-2GE, 128Mb, 7.6(8)
row is 10, 6509, 12, WS-SUP720-3BXL, 1Gb, 8.4(1)
row is 11, 10K, 54, PRE1-RP, 512Mb, 12.0(20050225:232036)
row is 12, 3550, 56, PowerPC, 64Mb, 12.1(11)EA1
row is 13, 3550, 26, PowerPC, 64Mb, 12.1(13)EA1c
row is 14, 6506, 14, WS-X6K-SUP1A-2GE, 128Mb, 7.6(8)
row is 15, 7206, 2, NPE-G1, 256Mb, 12.3(6b)
row is 16, 7206, 6, NPE400, 128Mb, 12.3(6b)
row is 17, 7606, 1, R7000, 256Mb, 12.1(22)E1
row is 18, 7606, 3, R7000, 512Mb, 12.1(22)E1
row is 19, ERX705, 40, SRP-5GPlus, 512Mb, 5.1.3 S-2.2
row is 20, ERX700, 4, SRP-10Ge, 512Mb, 5.1.3 S-2.2
row is 21, 3524, 2, PowerPC403, 8Mb, 12.0(5.2)XU
the spreadsheet still just prints the first row and how do you send a excel spread sheet to show what i mean

In reply to Re^6: problem using perl module Spreadsheet::WriteExcel cannot get data into rows when using for loop on a list to populate rows by adamlee14
in thread problem using perl module Spreadsheet::WriteExcel cannot get data into rows when using for loop on a list to populate rows by adamlee14

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