Sorry Monks as I could not able to frame my question in proper words previously.So trying to explain the same problem again !!!

I am working on the perl API development project. I have cgi script which generates an Excel file using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel module.Currently I am manually giving input to the CGI script in order to generate an EXCEL file.The excel file is geneated at the same location where the CGI script is written.

Now, I want to advance the script so that when I will give input through the front end to the script , It will generate the excel file on pressing Submit button and end user can download the generated Excel file to it's local hard drive as if he is downloading some set up file fro m the internet

I hope someone will help me out in this situation.... Thanks in advance !!!

In reply to @ downloading generated excel file by siddheshsawant

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