Reposting for the list since it was caught up due to a change at my
company's end.
Just another potential solution that some might like.
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>3. Importing into Excel (Erich Singer)
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Ken
Thank you for your great idea. I did not think into this
direction
Erich
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Hello
I would like to
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02/08/2006 13:36
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Subject: RE: Importing into Excel
Hello
I would like to thank you for your suggestions.
However, in the me
various Excel files into the final
report.
Any ideas for a
better solution would be appreciated
Erich
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Erich Singer wrote:
I am using PERL (Spreadsheet::WriteExcel)on Windows to import data into
Excel 2003. Everything is working fine, except when I have to import a
string that contains only numbers, such as 00123456789. It gets
imported as 123456789, e.g. missing the leading 00. A solution cou
use
$worksheet->keep_leading_zeros();
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From: "Erich Singer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wed, 8 Feb 2006 08:24:41 -0800
Subject: Importing into Excel
Good Morning
I am using PERL (Spreadsheet::WriteExcel)on Windows to import data into
Excel 2003. Everythi
