Currently, I have hardcoded the range from 3.0 to 4.0 with 0.1 increment as follows. 
$Range->{value} =
[['voltage', "cell($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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But if a user specified he wanted the range from 1.00 to 2.00 with a 0.1 increment for the X-axis then I would like the Range variable to look liks this. I just don't know how to change it other then hardcoding it in the code myself. 
$Range->{value} =
[['voltage', "cell($cell_addr)"],
[1.0, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.00'}],
[1.1, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.10'}],
[1.2, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.20'}],
[1.3, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.30'}],
[1.4, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.40'}],
[1.5, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.50'}],
[1.6, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.60'}],
[1.7, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.70'}],
[1.8, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.80'}],
[1.9, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 3.90'}],
[2.0, $icell_hash{$cell_addr}{' 4.00'}],

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I would like to have the code change thru some type of loop on runtime.

In reply to Re^4: Win32::OLE X-Axis range question by Niner710
in thread Win32::OLE X-Axis range question by Anonymous Monk

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