Guys thank you for the input. The references were confusing me at first once I understood what kind of data is required and how to push it onto @data it made alot more sense.

use GD::Graph::lines;
use GD::Graph::Map;
use GD::Graph::Data;

my ( @hyd,@aut,@fil,@cli,@mis,@days,@std,@files );
@data = ();
@files = ( "work_days.dat","std.dat","hyd_daily.dat","aut_daily.dat","
+cli_daily.dat","mis_daily.dat");

sub split_file_line {
   
   my $file = shift;
   open IN, "<$file" || die "cannot open $file: $!";
   my $temp = <IN>;
   my @items = ( split /,/,$temp );
   close IN;
   return \@items;

}

foreach  (@files) {
    push @data, split_file_line($_);
}

$my_graph = GD::Graph::lines->new(600,600);

$my_graph->set( 
    x_label => 'Working Days                            ',
    y_label => '% Percentage',
    title => 'Orders on Time ',
    y_max_value => 200,
    y_min_value => 0,
    y_tick_number => 20,
    y_label_skip => 1,
    box_axis => 0,
    line_width => 5
);

open PNG, ">p.png";
binmode PNG; #only for Windows like platforms
print PNG $my_graph->plot(\@data)->png;
close PNG;

$map = new GD::Graph::Map($my_graph, info => '%l');

open HTML, ">p.html";
print HTML "<HTML><BODY BGCOLOR=white><CENTER>\n".
  ($map->imagemap("parker.png", $ref)).
  "</CENTER></BODY></HTML>";
close HTML;

__END__

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