Everything isn't bold, just the headers.

The usage should definitly be changed.../me goes to fix it now.

From these two points down I plead guilty! That code is all cut and past from the Spreadsheet::WriteExcel examples and once it worked I never looked back ;). I needed a way to make fairly nice excel files out of 100-300k record CSV files, and so I put this together. I agree its pretty worthless loaded into excel and spread accross six worksheets, but when thats what they want no matter what they are told thats what they get. I'm working with someone who doesn't believe the totals i produce so they want the data, of coures they've never found any discrepancies, but some people just like to be in control ;)

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