#!perl
use strict;
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Excel';
Win32::OLE->Option(Warn => 3);

my $ex = Win32::OLE->GetActiveObject('Excel.Application')
        || Win32::OLE->new('Excel.Application', 'Quit');
        
$ex->{Visible}=1;
my $wb = $ex->Workbooks->Open('c:\\temp\\ole.xlsx') ;
my $ws = $wb->sheets(1);

# select range
my $sel = $ws->Range("A1:A3");

# add conditional formatting
my $fc = $sel->{'FormatConditions'};
$fc->AddColorScale({ColorScaleType=>3});
$fc->{$fc->{'Count'}}->SetFirstPriority;

# set color scale criteria
my $csc = $fc->{1}->{'ColorScaleCriteria'};
$csc->{1}->{'Type'} = xlConditionValueLowestValue;
$csc->{1}->{'FormatColor'}->{'Color'}=8109667;
$csc->{1}->{'FormatColor'}->{'TintAndShade'}=0;

$csc->{2}->{'Type'} = xlConditionValuePercentile;
$csc->{2}->{'Value'} = 50;
$csc->{2}->{'FormatColor'}->{'Color'}=8711167;
$csc->{2}->{'FormatColor'}->{'TintAndShade'}=0;

$csc->{3}->{'Type'} = xlConditionValueHighestValue;
$csc->{3}->{'FormatColor'}->{'Color'}=7039480;
$csc->{3}->{'FormatColor'}->{'TintAndShade'}=0;

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In reply to Re: Need help converting Excel color scale conditional formatting macro to perl by poj
in thread Need help converting Excel color scale conditional formatting macro to perl by WheelbarrowRacers

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