To quote Re^5: Help using Win32::OLE to add Excel charts having multiple series

You take the vbscript code, change dots to arrows, add parens around strings, replace single quotes(') with pound sign (#) ... and you're finished.

• Win32::OLE
• The behavior of Win32::OLE->new
• Using Win32::OLE and Excel - Tips and Tricks
• http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2005/04/21/win32ole.html,
• Re: perl library for controlling Windows GUI (like AutoIt)
• Re: Write to WIndows Event Log
• Re: How to get location of Desktop folder on Win32
• Read and write Windows "shortcut" links
• Where is the Win32::OLE Docs

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