Hi, I am the author of Spreadsheet::WriteExcel.

Could you:

  1. Give an example of a number that you are trying to format,
  2. Give an example of how the number should look when it is formatted,
  3. Show what the format in Excel is,
  4. Show what the last format in the Custom part of the cell Number format dialog is,
  5. State which Kr currency it is,
  6. State what the decimal separator is,
  7. State what the thousands separtor is.

After that I should be able to figure out what is required although item 4 will probably give you the best clue how to fix this.

Thanks,

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John.

In reply to Re: Problem with whitespace in num_format using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel by jmcnamara
in thread Problem with whitespace in num_format using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel by Stormr

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