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.

In reply to Re^3: Create a chart in PPT by hdb
in thread Create a chart in PPT by arundurai

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