This isn't a Spreadsheet::WriteExcel problem as such. The
data_validation() value parameter requires an array ref of values but you are passing an array ref with a single string value:
Something like the following should work:
my @columnEvidence;
foreach my $e (@{$xmlData->{columnEvidence}})
{
push @columnEvidence, $e;
}
...
$worksheet[$counterWorkSheet]->data_validation('E'.$counterRow,
{
validate => 'list',
value => [ @columnEvidence ],
});
# Or:
value => \@columnEvidence,
Or skip the accumulation and just use the array ref directly:
value => $xmlData->{columnEvidence},
--
John.
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