I am trying to user both: 
use Spreadsheet::WriteExcel;
use Spreadsheet::WriteExcelXML;

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when I use: 
$worksheet->autofilter('A1:D11');

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I get the error: 
Can't locate object method "autofilter" via package "Spreadsheet::Writ
+eExcel::Worksheet" at fsc_test7.pl line 1275.

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I've omitted the 'use Spreadsheet::WriteExcel;' and just used 'use Spreadsheet::WriteExcelXML;' for the whole file, and I get the error: 
Can't locate object method "autofilter" via package "Spreadsheet::Writ
+eExcelXML::Worksheet" at fsc_test7.pl line 1275.

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Does anybody have any experience with autofilter on writeexcelXML and can point me in a direction. I did a search of perlmonks and google, but have yet to run into anything.

Thanks,
Kevin

In reply to spreadsheet writeexcelxml autofilter by kenguy

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