You are probably looking for xlCSV (Value=6) (Other options in this MSDN article).

The syntax for the SaveAs method is 

  $book->SaveAs(FileName, FileFormat, Password, WriteResPassword, Read
+OnlyRecommended
                ,CreateBackup, AddToMru, TextCodepage, TextVisualLayou
+t, Local);

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Here is the relevant page in the MSDN Excel 2007 doc.

Also, please use <code> tags when you display code, as documented in the writeup formatting tips.

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In reply to Re: Saving Excel file in Tab delimeted text or .csv by NetWallah
in thread Saving Excel file in Tab delimeted text or .csv by steveb94553

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