Aberardo,

If you just want a file that Excel can read into columns, use a CSV file.
Put double quotes (") around your strings and dates and separate all your
elements with commas, and write it out to a file with an extension of .CSV
and excel will be able to import it and put everything in the right place.
You can even put the headings in the first line(s) as strings.

Subject: ISSUE: Data from flat file to excel file
From: aberardo.castillo@d...
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 21:32:20
X-Message-Number: 1


Hi everybody!

I have the next doubt.

Can I migrate information from flat files to MS Excel file using Perl?...
Is this possible?...
Could somebody give me some idea about it...

I'll appreciate all comments.

Best regards,
Aberardo.