> The easiest way to find out how to do this is turning on the Excel macro
> recorder and do this once "by hand". Then look at the recorded VBA code
> and translate into Perl.
>
thanks again jan for the additional help yesterday, i easily loose track
when there are to many kinds of brackets and arrow opertaors in one piece
of code.
for the list, this is how it finally worked ...
¦my $Sheet = $Book->Worksheets(1);
¦$Sheet->Hyperlinks->Add({
¦ Anchor => $Sheet->Cells(5,4),
¦ Address => 'c:\temp\tk.txt'
¦ }) or print "Error: " . Win32::OLE->LastError . "\n";
THX
till
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