Thanks for the help provided at - Using Win32::OLE and Excel - Tips and Tricks I could make use of tips and even code for writing data to excel sheets. I have an issue to be resolved in hand. My workbook comprises of 10 sheets (Test.xls). Each one of them has 3 columns of data (Total Testcase executed, Testcases passed, Testcases Failed). I want to collate all the data of 10 sheets and produce a graph depicting the summary. How do i do it using perl (Win32::OLE package) like generating Pie charts, Bar graphs all that good stuff.. for giving me the clear picture of each sheet's data with corresponding sheet title ?? Thanks in Advance. Hemanth Kumar K R

In reply to Building Charts (PIE) by Anonymous Monk

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