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There is a perl 5.8.2 version of Excel::Writer::XLSX that is up to date with the latest version on CPAN available on this branch on GitHub.

It will probably become the main CPAN release in a week or so. Update: As of CPAN version 0.38 Excel::Writer::XLSX now supports perl 5.8.2.

P.S. If you are writing a million records you will probably want to turn on the set_optimization option.

Update: Perl 5.8.2 is now supported in Excel::Writer::XLSX >= version 0.38.

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John.

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