I have a perl script using CGI to create a stacked Bar graph. I am plotting Build Times and Kitting times per platform. my data plot looks like.

 @data2 = (['Windows', 'Linux', 'Solaris'],
                   [150,250,350],
                   [100,200,300]);

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However if I want to reverse the way it is displayed, the plotting works ok, but the values do not follow the bar. So reversing the above data points to 
@data2 = (['Windows', 'Linux', 'Solaris'],
                   [100,200,300],
                   [150,250,350]);

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The values remain the same. I have cumaulate => 1 and show_values=> 1. How do I get the values to follow the bars? Here is my graphing points. 
my $graph = new GD::Graph::bars(900,600); 
        $graph->set(
        x_label =>  $x_Label, 
        x_label_position => 1/4, 
        x_label_vertical => 1, 
        y_label => 'Minutes', 
        y_max_value => 300, 
        y_tick_number => 10, 
        title => $Graph_Title, 
        bar_width => 35, 
        cumulate => 1,     
        dclrs => ['lblue', 'cyan'], 
        bgclr => 'white', 
        fgclr => 'lred',     
        values_vertical => 0, 
        valuesclr => 'black', 
        accentclr => 'red', 
        shadowclr => '#F7E7CE', 
        shadow_depth => 0, 
        legendclr => 'blue', 
        show_values => 1);

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I hope I provided enough information. This is driving me nuts! Thanks

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