Hi, As per the Latest code result the table coming like this. Computer Mobile Tablet CHROME EDGE FIREFOX IE11 IE7 SAFARI UNKNOWN --- but I need Computer and Mobile as a Device and there row label will show how many time different browser was accessed for individual applications like before. Please check below example. Computer App 1 App 2 App3 Browser 1 2 3 11 Browser 2 Browser 3 Mobile Browser 1 3 4 12 Browser 2 Browser 3 Mobile Browser 1 4 5 15 Browser 2 Browser 3 This is the labeling I needed. Can you please help in my existing code that I shared with you? Please check below my current table code snippet 

    $worksheet2 = $workbook1->add_worksheet('Summary');
my @device  = sort keys %{$categ{'device'}};
my @browser = sort keys %{$categ{'browser'}};
my @applist = sort keys %app;
#print Dumper @applist;
$worksheet2->write_row(0,1,\@applist);
$row1 = 1;
for my $categ (@device,@browser){
  my $col = 0;
  $worksheet2->write($row1,$col++,$categ);
  for my $app (@applist){
    $worksheet2->write($row1,$col++,$pivot{$app}{$categ});
  }
  ++$row1
}

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In reply to Re^4: Unable to create a Pivot chart with visiable Columns by chandantul
in thread Unable to create a Pivot chart with visiable Columns by chandantul

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