in reply to keys in a Win32::OLE Hash

use strict; use warnings; use Win32::OLE; my $hashRef = Win32::OLE->new('Excel.Application') or die "Can't open +Excel"; my @keys = keys %{$hashRef}; print "@keys\n";

Prints (in part):

Application Creator Parent ActiveCell ActiveChart ActivePrinter Active +Sheet ActiveWindow ActiveWorkbook Assistant Cells Charts CommandBars +DDEAppReturnCode Names Range Selection Sheets ThisWorkbook

Is there soemthing else you aren't telling us? Are you using use strict; use warnings;? Do you check that your Win32::OLE->new succeded?


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