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Excel on the Command Line - JJ
Thursday, The Morgan Stanley Room, 1010, 20 mins

Perl 'one-liners' are a great way to quickly search and manipulate data without writing a full blown script, but they only work if your data is in plain text.

This talk will show how to extend the 'one-liner' concept to process Microsoft Excel documents just as easily as a text file.

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American consul, Elihu Burritt acclaimed Birmingham as the "pen shop of the world" in 1868 and declared Birmingham's pens were one of "the pioneers of civilisation", bringing to a large number of people the opportunity to write.

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