Hi, I have a question on using the Win32::OLE module. I want to have a range of values for my excel graph but want to be able to change it depending on user input. For instance, before I start my script I will ask the user what the X axis range will be. My question is how would I change the $Range variable to accomplish that. Currently, the only way I know how to set the range is to hardcode it like the example below. Here the range is set from 3.0 to 4.0 with 0.1 increments. Can anyone tell me how I would be able to change this so if user specified a range from 1.0 to 3.0 with 0.1 increments then my script would be able to handle this? 
$Range->{value} =
[['voltage', "cell($cell_addr)"],
[3.0, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.00'}],
[3.1, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.10'}],
[3.2, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.20'}],
[3.3, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.30'}],
[3.4, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.40'}],
[3.5, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.50'}],
[3.6, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.60'}],
[3.7, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.70'}],
[3.8, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.80'}],
[3.9, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.90'}],
[4.0, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 4.00'}],

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In reply to Win32::OLE X-Axis range question by Anonymous Monk

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