Thanks Zentara!!! I have tried the above approach, but not working. try the code below.

use strict; 
use warnings; 

use Tk; 
use Tk::Table; 
use Tk::Pane; 

use constant COLUMNS => 5;

my $mw = MainWindow->new(); 

$mw -> resizable (0,0);
$mw -> geometry ("+10+10");
$mw -> geometry ("750x500");

my $spane = $mw->Scrolled('Pane',
        -scrollbars => 'oe', -bg => "orange"
         )->pack(-expand => 1, -fill => 'both');
     
#my $yscrollbar = $spane->Subwidget('yscrollbar');
#$yscrollbar->focus;

my $local_title = $mw->title ("perl: New File");     

my $basic_label = $spane->Label (
    -text => "Old Names",
    -font => "verdanafont 10 bold",
    -relief => "groove"
    ) -> pack (
    -side => "top",
    -anchor => "nw",
    -pady => "10",
    -padx => "5",
    -ipadx => "5"
    );
my $table_frame = $spane->Frame ()->pack (-side => "top", -padx => "10
+");

our $table = $table_frame->Table (
    -columns => COLUMNS,
    -rows => 10,
    -scrollbars => "o",
    -fixedrows => 1,
    -fixedcolumns => 1,
    -relief => 'raised',
    -pady => "20",
    -takefocus => "0"
    );
    
for my $col_index (1 .. COLUMNS - 1)
{
    my $col_label = $table->Label (
      -text => "$col_index",
      -width => 20,
      -relief =>'ridge'
      );
       $table->put (0, $col_index, $col_label);
}

our $table_frame_two = $spane->Frame ();    

our $table_two = $table_frame_two ->Table (
    -columns => COLUMNS,
    -rows => 10,
    -scrollbars => "o",
    -fixedrows => 1,
    -fixedcolumns => 1,
    -relief => 'raised',
    -takefocus => "0",
    -pady => "5"
    );
for my $col_index_2 (1 .. COLUMNS - 1)
{
    my $col_label_2 = $table_two->Label(-text => "$col_index_2 ", -wid
+th => 20,
        -relief =>'ridge');
    $table_two->put(0, $col_index_2, $col_label_2);
} 
my $button_frame = $spane->Frame (-bg => "red")->pack (
    -side => "bottom",
    -fill => "both",
    -anchor => "sw",
    -pady => "10",
    -padx => "20"
    );
our $adv_button = $spane->Button (
    -text => "New Names",
    -font => "verdanafont 10 bold",
    -command =>
    sub
    {
        if ($table_frame_two ->ismapped)
        {
            $table_frame_two -> packForget();
        }
        else
        {
            $table_frame_two -> pack();
        }
    }
)->pack (
-side => "top",
  -anchor => "w",
    -pady => "15",
    -padx => "5"
    );    
    
our $enter_button = $button_frame -> Button (
    -text => "Enter",
    -font => "verdanafont 10 bold"
)->pack (
    -side => "left",
    -padx => "5",
    -ipadx => "5"
    ); 

our $exit_button = $button_frame -> Button(-text=>"Exit",
        -font => "verdanafont 10 bold")
-> pack(-side=>"right",-padx=>"5",
    -ipadx=>"5");

for my $col_entry (1 .. COLUMNS - 1)
{
    for my $row_entry (1 .. 10 - 1)
    {
        my $ent = $table->Entry (
                -font => "verdana 10",
            )-> pack (
                -ipady => "15");
            $table->put ($row_entry,$col_entry,$ent);
    }
}
$table->pack ();

for my $col_entry_2 (1 .. COLUMNS - 1)
{
    for my $row_entry_2 (1 .. 10 - 1)
    {
        my $ent_2 = $table_two->Entry (
                -font => "verdana 10",
            )-> pack (
                -ipady => "15");
            $table_two->put ($row_entry_2,$col_entry_2,$ent_2);
    }
    
}
$table_two->pack ();
MainLoop();
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thanks in advance..

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