Hey, thanks! I got it working now. Works great.
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n' verses my
using '$_'. I just read somewhere that using '$_' was a little more
efficient.
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Here's an update... I have been playing around with the spreadsheet
converted by Spreadsheet::WriteExcel from an ASCII tab-d
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Here's an update... I have been playing around with the spreadsheet
converted by Spreadsheet::WriteExcel from an ASCII tab-delimited file.
The
first column is a date, yet I notice when checking cell formatting that
it
is in general fo
ow to
dictate in my script that the first column of every row be in date format as
in 3/14/2004. Any help appreciated.
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I am using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel to get all files in a directory and
convert them from tab-delimited text to xls format. When I import them
manually, my subsequent formula works fine. However, when I use the same
formula on the converted file, I get a #DIV/0!. I notice that in the last
cell on ea
