Thanks a lot. The code really worked me. Am able to change the size of pie chart. But when i tried to use the same code for increasing size of a bar graph. I got some error



Below is the code i was trying to run for bar graphs



#use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::OLE;
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Excel';

my $xl = Win32::OLE->new('Excel.Application');
$xl->{Visible} = 0;
my $wb = $xl->Workbooks->Add;

$bar_data = [
            [ "Sam",22],
            [ "Tom",22],
            [ "Teddy",22],
            [ "Tommy",22],
            [ "Simon",22],
            
            
            ];
                                
    $sheet    = $wb -> Worksheets(1);
    $sheet -> Activate;
    
    $range_of_data = $wb->ActiveSheet->Range("A1:B5");

$chart = $wb->Charts->Add;

$chart->SetSourceData($range_of_data, 2);
$chart->{ChartType} = 96;
$chart->Location(2, "Sheet2");
$chart->{AutoScaling} = 0;
$chart->SeriesCollection(1)->Points(1)->Interior->{Color} = 255; #vbRe
+d 
$chart->SeriesCollection(1)->Points(2)->Interior->{Color} = 255; #vbRe
+d 
$chart->PlotArea->{Width} = 1000;
$chart->PlotArea->{Height} = 1000;

$wb->SaveAs("D:\\Output.xlsx");

$xl-> {DisplayAlerts} = 0; 
$xl->Quit;
$wb = 0;
$xl = 0;

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Below is the error am getting


Can't call method "Points" on an undefined value

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Please help me to increase the size of the bar graph

In reply to Re^4: Prepare charts using Win32::ole by soumyapanda
in thread Prepare charts using Win32::ole by soumyapanda

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