Hi All, I am facing problem of copying different sheets from excel files to a new summary sheet. I tried with the following code. No luck. Please let me know what mistake i am doing. 
sub RFSummary {
    my @files;
    my $Excel = Win32::OLE->GetActiveObject('Excel.Application') 
        || Win32::OLE->new('Excel.Application', 'Quit');
    my $RFSBook = $Excel->Workbooks->Add || die "Uable to create RFSum
+mary file $!";
    my $WBook;
    my $WSheet;
    my $i = 0;
    my @sumsheets;

    @files = $mw->getOpenFile(-initialdir=>"E:\\wi2wi\\Logfiles", 
        -title=>"Select Excel files", -multiple=>1);
    @sumsheets = ("TxP_Summary", "RxPER_Summary");
    $RFSBook = $Excel->ActiveWorkbook;
    my $RFSWSheet = $RFSBook->Worksheets->Add;
    foreach (@files) {
        print "$sumsheets[$i]\n";
        $WBook = $Excel->Workbooks->Open($_);
        $WBook->Worksheets($sumsheets[$i])->Copy;
        $RFSWSheet->Paste;
        $i++;
    }

    $RFSBook->SaveAs("E:\\wi2wi\\Logfiles\\RFSummary");
    #$RFSBook->Close;
}

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In reply to Copy worksheets to new workbook by Anonymous Monk

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