gongcw:

I'm glad that you've overcome this problem. Sorry I couldn't be more explicit in my help, as I'm very unfamiliar with both Win32::OLE and the Excel object model. It would be helpful to future visitors to the site if you updated the starting message of this thread with the solution, so others won't have to work so hard to find the answer. It doesn't need to be very long, something as simple as "Look through the XYZ list for items with the ABC property set to FOO". Be sure to mark the node as "Updated" so people can tell what you did to change the node.

...roboticus

Update: I added this update to give you an example of how I would do it:

<p><b>Update:</b> Your update message goes here.</p>

In reply to Re^7: How to get picture in MS excel and insert them into MS word file by the module win32::OLE? by roboticus
in thread How to get picture in MS excel and insert them into MS word file by the module win32::OLE? by gongcw

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