Looking again through Win32::OLE::Variant, it documents the access to arrays by using the ->Dim method to get at the bounds and by using the ->Get method to get at single array elements. So starting from your original code, which gets the results in $bbData, you should be able to get at the information through the following calls:

...
my $res = $blpData->Subscribe( $aSec,3, $aFields, $plug, $plug,  $bbDa
+ta);
warn "->Subscribe returns $res";

my @dimensions = $bbData->Dim();
warn "Dimensions are " . Dumper \@dimensions;

for my $x ($dimensions[0]->[0].. $dimensions[0]->[1]) {
    for my $y ($dimensions[1]->[0].. $dimensions[1]->[1]) {
        my $value = $bbData->Get($x, $y);
        print Dumper( $value ), ">$value<";
    };
}

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If that doesn't work either, maybe the ->Subscribe call doesn't return values immediately and you need a different approach.

In reply to Re^7: parsing Win32::OLE::Variant by Corion
in thread parsing Win32::OLE::Variant by kevind0718

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