You can access a given cell by index, ie:
my $row = 1;
my $date = $Sheet->Cells( $row, $LastCol )->{ Value };
You can also get the last cell by using the SpecialCells method (caveat - Excel's notion of "Last Cell" is confusing at best):
my $date = $excel->ActiveCell->SpecialCells( xlLastCell )->{Value};
# assuming you've imported Excel's constants with Win32::OLE::Const
HTH...
BTW, I believe that valof is unnecessary in this case - perl sees the date as a date. If it is necessary, you'll need to change the call to ... = Win32::OLE::valof( $Sheet->... )
Update: Reading the other replies, I realize you want row 1. I thought you wanted the last cell. Added $row = 1
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