Hi, I'm and active perl user. I want to read from and write into excel sheet using perl. For that I tried to install spreadsheet::parseexcel and spreadsheet::writeexcel modules using ppm. i'm having the following error 
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Then I've downloaded the modules and tried to install them manually by running the "makefile.pl" but warning is coming that io::scalar,OLE::storage_lite are prerequisites. Then i downloaded io::stringy and tried to install io::scalar eventhen i'm getting warning that 
could not open 'lib/io/stringy.pm':no such file or directory at (eval 
+8) line 6.

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Anyone please help me to install those two modules. The OS i'm using is Windows 2000 and perl version is "perl, v5.6.0 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread"

In reply to parsing and writing excel using perl by sivaramapv

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