Try this: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use autodie;
use warnings;
use Tk;
use Tk::Table;

my $cols = 6;
my $rows = 10;

my $mw    = new MainWindow();
my $frame = $mw->Frame()->pack;
my $table = $frame->Table(
    -columns      => $cols,
    -scrollbars   => 'oe',
    -rows         => $rows + 1,
    -fixedrows    => 10 + 1,
    -fixedcolumns => 10,
    -relief       => 'raised',
);

for my $c ( 1 .. $cols ) {
    my $tmp = $table->Label(
        -text   => 'Row ' . $c,
        -width  => 6,
        -relief => 'raised',
    );
    $table->put( 0, $c, $tmp );
}

for my $r ( 1 .. $rows ) {
    for my $c ( 1 .. $cols ) {
        my $tmp = $table->Label(
            -text       => $r . ',' . $c,
            -padx       => 2,
            -anchor     => 'w',
            -background => 'white',
            -relief     => 'groove',
        );
        $table->put( $r, $c, $tmp );
    }
}
$table->pack( -expand => 'yes', -fill => 'both' );

MainLoop();

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In reply to Re: Tk::Table and optional scrollbar by Khen1950fx
in thread Tk::Table and optional scrollbar by atreyu

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