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Try - $Sheet = $Book->{Worksheet}[1]; Global symbol "$Sheet" requires explicit package name at ..." *However*, I run the script from the command prompt after some more tweaking and finally got some results. Now I just need to find out why the html code is not showing the output ...

firestorm_al wrote:Does your excel file have more than one worksheet??

Yes, but it shoould select the first one:

# select worksheet number 1 (you can also select a worksheet by name)
my $Sheet = $Book->Worksheets(1);

Well Perl probably returns data as a recordset (literally a set of records!) which will probably have properties, just as a file has properties in windows. If you can print this value to screen it will help you to determine whether data is being retrieved or not. That's exactly the problem: no data...

Woosh!

I'm not that good at programming yet. Maybe's time to dig that book and start again ...

As nobody has used this part of the forum yet, here's a question: I am trying to use the ParseExcel function in a web page but I cannot get the data from the spreadsheet. I am not getting error messages, but nothing appear.

Any idea?

delmeekc wrote:I'm on the wrong list, is this the MotoGP list of tyre shaggers, rear wheel sliding, saving the front end after it washes out list, Dooh.

Yes, we're all a bunch of sad w*nkers. Come and join us.

£153 fitted is a very good deal. I don't think you can get them for anything less than £200/pair normally.

I'm on my second set of D207RR and I'm very happy with them: stickier than the average road tyre (and therefore last less), very good in the wet and quick to warm up. Not as good as the GP version on a track, if only because they can overheat and start sliding. The RRs are also more stable than the ...

Roger @ Revolution UK recommended 7.5W, but I'm not sure how easy it is to source.

You can make it up by mixing equal quantities of 10W and 5W