Yes that was it, Thanks a lot...

Here comes my next Problem: the VB Code is sthe following: 

Set RangeofChard = Union(Range(Cells(ChardRowStart, 1), Cells(ChardRow
+End, 1)), _
                         Range(Cells(ChardRowStart, UsedCol), Cells(Ch
+ardRowEnd, UsedCol)), _
                         Range(Cells(ChardRowStart, MaintCol), Cells(C
+hardRowEnd, MaintCol)), _
                         Range(Cells(ChardRowStart, OtherUsedCol), Cel
+ls(ChardRowEnd, OtherUsedCol)))

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This had created a Range for a chart, the range looked like this: "A2:A4,B2:B4, E2:E4 ..."

Now Ive tried to convert it to perl code: but there are always Errorcodes, the problem is, that i cannot simply put it into an string because the Column indixes are numeric like 1,2,3... but for the range they must be converted to "A,B,C..." but I dont know how to make this?

If i simply try this for example: 

my $Range = $currentsheet->Union($currentsheet->Range($currentsheet->C
+ells($HeaderRow, 1), $currentsheet->Cells($ToIndex, 1)), 
                         $currentsheet->Range($currentsheet->Cells($He
+aderRow, $UsedCol), $currentsheet->Cells($ToIndex, $UsedCol)), 
                         $currentsheet->Range($currentsheet->Cells($He
+aderRow, $MaintCol), $currentsheet->Cells($ToIndex, $MaintCol)), 
                         $currentsheet->Range($currentsheet->Cells($He
+aderRow, $OtherUsedCol), $currentsheet->Cells($ToIndex, $OtherUsedCol
+)));
print "$Range\n";

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Then Range is empty...

I think this will be the last problem, because ist is at the end of my macro...

Thanks for help

UPDATE: I dont know why but all my line breaks are gone

Edited by Chady -- fixed formatting, added code tags.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Question about Win32::OLE and Excel by Streen
in thread Question about Win32::OLE and Excel by Streen

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