Hi all, yes, I am in need of some Perl Wisdom :)
I have a script which parses an XML file to Excell. All goes fine, but I'm quite stuck on the referencing.
My current xml looks like this:
<root>
<SUB CLASSNAME="SUB1">
       <Element1 Type="Type1">Type 1 value</Element1>
       <Element2 Type="Type2">Type 2 value</Element2>
</SUB>
</root>

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But I don't know ( I know, it's simple but I don't get it) how to parse an xml looking like this... 
<SUB CLASSNAME="SUB1">
   <INNERSUB CLASSNAME="INNERSUB1">
        <Element1 Type="Type1">Content</element1>
        <Element2 Type="Type2">Content</element2>
   </INNERSUB>
</SUB>

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How do I reach Type and Content now ?? (My working script is linked at the bottom with full xml) This is a piece of my code: 
my $xs1 = XML::Simple->new();
my $doc = $xs1->XMLin($file, keyattr=>['CLASSNAME'], ForceContent=>1, 
+ForceArray=>1);

use Data::Dumper;
local $Data::Dumper::Indent=1;

for my $sub ( sort keys %{ $doc->{SUB} } ){
 $rowCount = $tellerR;    
 $worksheet->Cells($rowCount, $colCount)->{Value} = $sub;
  
    for my $elem ( sort keys %{ $doc->{SUB}{$sub} } ){
    
       for my $element ( @{ $doc->{SUB}{$sub}{$elem} } ){
           
$worksheet->Cells($rowCount, $colCount)->{Value} = $$element{Type};
$worksheet->Cells($rowCount, $colCount)->{Value} = $$element{content};
        }
   }

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The complete working script is at: Script file
and an example xml as well : The XML
And even as a ZIP/RAR at : Rar Package
Feel free to dowload and reuse. But please help me out

In reply to Newbie XML Simple reference by Sporti69

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