Hi All,
Someone can tell me how to read a excel file when perl
is running on Unix.
Regards,
Suresh C.
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> Thanks Brian,
>
> I've sorted it out.
> The property DisplayAlerts stops all the prompts and
> messages from the
> excel.
> So I just used
> $excel -> {Displ
Amanda Sherwin wrote:
> I'm using a script that adds names to a database and sends a copy of their
> information both to the user and to myself. This is the script:
>
> #Provide e-mail to send notices to. The backslash before the @
> #is required!
> $emailto="$Email";
> $emailto="[EMAIL PROTECT
You are over writhing the $emailto variable. The second $emailto
assignment should be
$emailto .= " [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
You may also need a semicolon, or comma to separate the email
addresses depending on you mail program.
To simplify the assignment I would acutally use the syntax:
$emailto = $E
I'm using a script that adds names to a database and sends a copy of their
information both to the user and to myself. This is the script:
#Provide e-mail to send notices to. The backslash before the @
#is required!
$emailto="$Email";
$emailto="[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
#Provide e-mail to send notice
Morning,
Thanks for all the help you offered for my question. Regards,
Ying
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Thanks Brian,
I've sorted it out.
The property DisplayAlerts stops all the prompts and messages from the
excel.
So I just used
$excel -> {DisplayAlerts} = 'False';
and then
$Book->Close;
It worked.
My problem is sorted out. I also include your idea of not quitting excel
application. Now all my b
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> Brian,
>
> When I call close on workbook rather than excel it prompts the message
> to save the file. Which need human intervention. That I don't want as
> I'm trying to automate the process. Can you tell me any property of
> workbook or some way to just close the file w
Brian,
When I call close on workbook rather than excel it prompts the message
to save the file. Which need human intervention. That I don't want as
I'm trying to automate the process. Can you tell me any property of
workbook or some way to just close the file without getting the prompt.
Excel appl
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>
> You're right Donald.
> I open a file, run macro, save it as csv, quit excel, and then open
> it again to process the new file.
> So, how can I handle this situation.
I would have thought it better to call close on the workbook object
rather than quit on the applicati
You’re right Donald.
I open a file, run macro, save it as csv,
quit excel, and then open it again to process the new file.
So, how can I handle this situation.
Regards
Tarun
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