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I’m totally new to Perl and I have a requirement like to create a Perl script which reads Excel worksheet contents from my project SharePoint(Internet) and same should be sent via e-mail as a HTML content.
It would be really helpful if the code snippet is shared.
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Here are some modules which you can use to read excel file:
Spreadsheet::ParseExcel
Spreadsheet::XLSX -> To read .xlsx file
Spreadsheet::Read
See the documentation for all modules.
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I am pretty much new in Perl and wanted some guidance on how this issue can be resolved.
I have written a program to collect the information from the data and put it in the excel. When sending the email using the MIME::Lite->new.
The issue I am facing here is that when I print the complete windows path of the report location only half of the path is hyperlinked and the rest is not. The issue is due to the space in the directory path. I have tried using double slashes but it still doesn't work. I have shared the screenshot below and you can see that post the space, rest of the line is ignored.
Any guidance / advice would be great. Thank you.
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Can someone help me in understanding the main differences between load, import, textscan in MATLAB? I want to understand, when to use which one.
There are great sources to find this out from. Type help load, help import and help textscan in your matlab command window. Then read. If you are really inquisitive, do the same with doc instead of help. It really helps.
OK. load is for loading matlab workspace data, like variables; import is for programming stuff you probably won't need, and textscan and friends are for reading variables from text files.
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I am pulling data with a perl script, getting it in csv form, and I need to push that data straight into a Google Spreadsheet. My research so far has yielded Sheets to csv answers which is not what I need.
A couple of options:
Net::Google::Spreadsheets - A Perl module for using Google Spreadsheets API.
Net::Google::Drive::Simple - Simple modification of Google Drive data
With the latter you'd write your csv file then upload it to Google drive.
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As you know. I'm studying first page of ipython. ( Specific title is "Python for data analysis")
If you help me about this, I will buy you dinner when you come to my country.
Your question is not clear. But still "File not found" error generally occurs when you are not giving the correct file path or file name.
My suggestion is to put the file in the same directory of your python home and then try to run it. (Hope you have created the file).
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I need to write a script that writes (appends) data to an internal wiki that isn't public (needs username and password but unencrypted, http not https). The script can be a shell script, a Perl script, or even a Java application (last resort). Any help would be appreciated. Let me know if any additional information is needed.
Right now, I'm only able to read from the wiki using LWP Perl library using the getprint($url) function.
Thanks
If it's truly MediaWiki, then just use MediaWiki::API.