In my Case D is the Device data but having more than 1200 rows and E is Browser data having more than 1200 rows. Please check below code snippet. and suggest if this can be appropriate in my Case?

my $chart = $workbook1->add_chart( type => 'column', embedded => 1  );
$chart->set_size( width => 1000, height => 500 );
#my $col = 'B';
$col2 = 0;

for my $app (sort keys %app){
   ++$col2;
#  $chart->add_series(
#    name       => $app,    
#    categories => ['Summary',1,$row2,0,0],
 #   values     => ['Summary',1,$row2,$col2,$col2]
 # );
  $chart->add_series(
    categories      => '=(Data!$D$1:$D$9,Data!$D$14:$D$25)',
    values          => '=(Data!$E$1:$E$9,Data!$E$14:$E$25)',
);
}

$chart->set_title ( name => 'Results of sample analysis' );
$chart->set_x_axis( name => 'Device/Browser' );
$chart->set_y_axis( name => 'User Count'  );

# add chart

$worksheet2->insert_chart( 26, 1 , $chart);


$row2    = 48;
$col2     = 4;
my $width = 3;
for my $device (@device){
  my $text = $workbook1->add_shape( type => 'rect', text => $device, l
+ine=>1, bold => 1 );
  $worksheet2->insert_shape( $row2, $col2, $text );
  $col2 += $width;
}
    $workbook1->close();

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In reply to Re^21: 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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