If it's any help this produces a pdf but with warnings : Incorrect Table Geometry ! Setting bottom margin to end of sheet and doesn't set the 2nd page to Landscape. 
#!perl;
use strict;
use PDF::Report;
use PDF::Report::Table;

# test data rows=20
my $ar = testdata(20);
    
my $pdf = new PDF::Report('PageSize' => 'LETTER', 
                   'PageOrientation' => 'Landscape',);
$pdf->newpage(); 

my ($width, $height) = $pdf->getPageDimensions();
my $margin = 50;
$pdf->setAddTextPos($margin,$height-$margin);

my $tbl_wrt = PDF::Report::Table->new($pdf);
$tbl_wrt->addTable([@$ar],$width-$margin*2,5,'#ffffff','#ffffcc');
$pdf->saveAs('testA.pdf');

sub testdata{
  my $rows = shift;
  my @ar=();
  push @ar ,[$_, "col2-$_", "col3-$_",
  "col4-$_", "col5-$_",
  "a very wide column 6-$_ that has a lot of text
  and more than 1 line"] for (1..$rows);
  return \@ar;
}

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poj

In reply to Re: How to construct @data for PDF::Report::Table->addTable by poj
in thread How to construct @data for PDF::Report::Table->addTable by octopusgrabbus

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