not sure if its too late but I build a function to help with the table creation, probably could be better but works for now 

my $tableVal2 = [2500,1900,1200, 1400];
    my @tableData2 = (
        ['this', "bnlut", 'jhsdfhjsa', 'thing'],
        ["that", "this", 'kjhsadfh', 'ben'],
        ["me", "none", 'slhdfjhsf', 'prat'],
        );
    &table($tableVal2, @tableData2); ## calls the table function which
+ uses the array for values



sub table(){
        my($localVal, @localData) = @_;
        my $decl = RTF::Writer::TableRowDecl->new('widths' => $localVa
+l );
                $fh->row($decl, @$_) for @localData;  
       
     }

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In reply to Re: starting RTF Writer by ikkon
in thread starting RTF Writer by weirat

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