If it's just a table you want just generate the html table and then add whatever other html you want around it. 
foreach my $WorksheetObject (@{$BookObject->{Worksheet}}) {
   print "<table>\n";
   for(my $RowIndex = '0'; # starting at minimu+m row value
       defined $WorksheetObject->{MaxRow} &&
         $RowIndex <= '7'; # ending at maximum +row value
       $RowIndex++) {
      print "<tr>"; 
      for (my $ColumnIndex = '0';
           defined $WorksheetObject->{MaxCol} &&
             $ColumnIndex <= '2';
           $ColumnIndex++) {
          my $CellObject = $WorksheetObject->{Cells}[$RowIndex][$Colum
+nIndex]; # get cell
          #print "($RowIndex, $ColumnIndex)",
           print "<td>" . $CellObject->Value . "</td>" if ($CellObject
+);
      }
      print "</tr>\n"; 
   }
   print "</table>\n";
}

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In reply to Re: Printing extracted Excel data into a HTML table by Siddartha
in thread Printing extracted Excel data into a HTML table by Anonymous Monk

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