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dear perlmonks, I have below short code to read a simple excel (2010) table:

use strict;
use warnings;
use Spreadsheet::ExcelHashTable;

my $file ='D:\\Scripts\\DeviceID_TableAssociation.xlsx';
print $file;


my $excel_table  = Spreadsheet::ExcelHashTable->new($file);
        $excel_table->parse_table("Sheet1", "ID") ;
        my $excel_hash = $excel_table->get_table("ID");
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But im getting below error: Can't call method "worksheet" on an undefined value at C:/Strawberry/perl/site/lib/Spreadsheet/ExcelHashTable.pm line 49. Below is the table from excel:

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 | ID | Name       |
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 |  001    |  AAA    |
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 |  002  |  BBB    |
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Please let me know what am I missing or doing incorrectly. thank you all.

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