Hey everyone.

I'm trying to parse a excel file and print out its content into html table so it can be viewed via the web.

I have lots of excel files I will be using and I need a way I can easily take the format that exists on the exel file so its the same viewed on the web. So If a row value on a excel file was bold, then it will also be bold on the browser.

The closest module I have that may be able to do this is SpreadSheet::Parse. I have looked at their formatting section on the manual but not sure if theres a way to do what I want to do.

If anyone has any referrence they can share or knowledge on this topic, I'll appreciate it dearly.

Cheers,
Alexis

In reply to Excel Format converted to HTML by Anonymous Monk

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