Re^2: Spreadsheet::WriteExcel Loop problem

hi that work fine when you use static entrie in the array the thing is iam using global array that collect data first byway of reading a spreadsheet (Spreadsheet::ParseExcel) I have a function to do gather unique entries and put that data into lists. Then i have a function to do counting the number of unique entries that gives me with new data to place in a global array. Then i have a function in the script to go and write to a spread sheet by way of doing iterative loop on one specific array value that will keep a count on the number of rows to create. I can only get the results from the first set of data in the global arrays that are used to populate the spreadsheet. I dont know if i missing something in terms of how to use for loop and writing arrayi to spreadsheet, I have used print statememnt to see what i should be getting it just wont go into the spreadsheeet.

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Re^3: Spreadsheet::WriteExcel Loop problem by GrandFather (Saint) on Sep 16, 2005 at 05:40 UTC
Can you reduce you code to a stand alone sample, like the code I provided above, that demonstrates the problem? I strongly suspect that the bug has nothing to do with writing to the spreadsheet. however, until you can provide a complete sample that demonstrates the error I don't think that we can help you much more. It is quite likely that in the process of reducing your code to a minimum that demonstrates the problem, you will actually discover the bug. You haven't commented on the `$j == 0` issue I mentioned Perl is Huffman encoded by design.	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^3: Spreadsheet::WriteExcel Loop problem
by GrandFather (Saint) on Sep 16, 2005 at 05:40 UTC

Can you reduce you code to a stand alone sample, like the code I provided above, that demonstrates the problem? I strongly suspect that the bug has nothing to do with writing to the spreadsheet. however, until you can provide a complete sample that demonstrates the error I don't think that we can help you much more.

It is quite likely that in the process of reducing your code to a minimum that demonstrates the problem, you will actually discover the bug.

You haven't commented on the $j == 0 issue I mentioned

Perl is Huffman encoded by design.

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