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There is no such thing as PERL (see Re^3: Writing to Spreadsheets in PERL...). You've posted a script with no description of any problems you're having. Your script should have:

use strict;
use warnings;
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You should read Ovid's CGI Course - Resurrected and Updated! as well as some of Web Programming from the tutorials section of this site.

Update: You've changed the post title.

Update 2: Looks like a problem with your here-document: Quote and Quote-like Operators. END_OF_PRINT should be HTML. Consider using something like HTML::Template to separate your HTML/JavaScript from your Perl code.

Update 3: You have:

# Print HTTP Header
print &PrintHeader;
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This isn't part of CGI and doesnt exist in the code you've posted. See 'Creating a standard HTTP header' in the CGI documentation.

1. Do not use & when calling subroutines! Did you know &foo; doesn't call the foo subroutine without parameters, but rather calls it with the current parameter array @_? I bet not. Just drop the &.
2. a here-doc has to end with the terminator you specified at the beginning. So if there was print <<"HTML"; at the begging, there must be HTML at the end. If there was print <<"END_OF_PRINT"; at the beginning, there would have to be END_OF_PRINT at the end.
3. Please do not use the cgi-lib compatibility functions in new scripts. You should not know anything like that exists.
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