Hi Monks!

I am trying to create Worksheets using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel module

The code is as follows
use Spreadsheet::WriteExcel
my $workBook = Spreadsheet::WriteExcel -> new ( "report.xls" );

foreach $file ( @files ) {
        if ( ! ( ( $file eq "." ) || ( $file eq ".." ) ) )
{

                 #Create excel sheet for each testsuite.
                 my $workSheet;

                 $workSheet = create_excel ( $file );
                 write_excel ( $workSheet );                 
       }
}

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Here the array "@files" contains files in a directory

I am using a function create_excel to create an excel sheet and format the sheet

The function create_excel is as follows
sub create_excel {
        my $name = shift;

        my $worksheet = $workBook->add_worksheet( "$name" );

        #my $format = $workBook->add_format ( border => 2, valign => '
+vcenter', align => 'center', bold => 1, );
        #$format->set_bg_color('47');

        #my $format1 = $workBook->add_format ( border => 2, align => '
+center', bold => 1 );
        #$format1->set_bg_color('47');

        #my $format2 = $workBook->add_format ( border => 2, valign => 
+'vcenter', align => 'center', bold => 1, );
        #$format2->set_bg_color('42');

        #$worksheet->set_column ( "C:C",40 );
        #$worksheet->merge_range ( "C6:C8","TEST",$format );
        #$worksheet->merge_range ( "D6:H6","RESULT",$format );
        #$worksheet->merge_range ( "I6:N6","PAGES",$format );

        return $worksheet;
}

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I am using a function write_excel to write the data in the excel sheet

I am not able to do like this...

I am getting a blank excel sheet. There is no data written in it

Can anyone Help me on this is regard

Thanks in advance

In reply to Work Sheets in excel in Perl by anand_perl

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