I don't know VBA, I looked at that link and could not understand it:-(, If you can please say the command to create a chart and provide data to that chart. Thank you

Oddly enough, nobody knows VBA from birth, you have to learn it, like most other things. The link I provided you with gives a short example of VBA to Perl/Win32::OLE conversion.

Let me help you to get started. But I am afraid if you want to program MS Office using Perl, you have to learn this...

my $chart = $Slide->Shapes->AddOLEObject( 50, 50, 500, 500, "MSGraph.C
+hart" );
my $graph = $chart->OLEFormat->Object;
my $datasheet = $graph->Application->DataSheet;
explore( $datasheet );

$datasheet->Cells(1,2)->{'Value'} = "Col1";
$datasheet->Cells(1,3)->{'Value'} = "Col2";
$datasheet->Cells(1,4)->{'Value'} = "Col3";
$datasheet->Cells(1,5)->{'Value'} = "Col4";

$datasheet->Cells(2,1)->{'Value'} = "Row1";
$datasheet->Cells(3,1)->{'Value'} = "Row2";
$datasheet->Cells(4,1)->{'Value'} = "Row3";
$datasheet->Cells(5,1)->{'Value'} = "Row4";

for( my $row=2; $row<=5; $row++ ) {
    for( my $col=2; $col<=5; $col++ ) {
    $datasheet->Cells($row,$col)->{'Value'} = rand();
    }
}    

$datasheet->Application->Update;
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Right now I have not time to exhaustively test this so you need to play with it as described in my earlier post.

If you define a sub like this

 
sub explore {
    my $obj = shift;
    print "Exploring $obj (".ref($obj).")\n";
    if( ref($obj) =~ /Win32::OLE/ ) {
    for my $key (sort keys %{$obj}) {
        print "\t$key => ".$obj->$key."\n";
    }
    }
}
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and then apply it to one of the VB objects like this

explore( $datasheet );
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you get all the possible fields you can work with:

        Application => Win32::OLE=HASH(0x385ca80)
        Cells => Win32::OLE=HASH(0x3491660)
        Columns => Win32::OLE=HASH(0x3491678)
        Creator => 1297303378
        Font => Win32::OLE=HASH(0x34915a0)
        Height => 0
        Left => 4359
        Parent => Win32::OLE=HASH(0x3491720)
        Range =>
        Rows => Win32::OLE=HASH(0x3491708)
        Top => 4337
        Width => 0
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.

This way you can find your ways through the VB object djungle (d is silent).

Thanks a lot for your code. Can you give me a way to remove that small box giving the details "Col1", "Col2" etc, Since I use only one column, the box dispalys as "3D Column-3" & "3-D Column 4". I Can't find a way to remove this. Even when I place null in that location using your own way, it still comes up like that, please suggest a way if you know This is how I put the null

$datasheet->Cells(1,5)->{'Value'} = "";
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