Thanks for the suggestions, but they didn't work either. I've listed the code lines and commented the exceptions/errors each gave me below

my %args = ( qw/ LinkedToExcel False WordFormatting False RTF False / 
+);
    $range->PasteExcelTable( \%args ); #Gives me "Command not availabl
+e"
    #my %args = ( qw/ LinkedToExcel 0 WordFormatting 0 RTF 0 / );
    #$range->PasteExcelTable( \%args ); #Gives me "Command not availab
+le"
    #$range->PasteExcelTable( 0, 0, 0);  #Gives me "Command not availa
+ble"
    #$range->PasteExcelTable({'LinkedToExcel'} => 0, {'WordFormatting'
+ => 0}, {'RTF' => 0});  #Gives me "Invalid number of parameter"
    #$range->PasteExcelTable({'LinkedToExcel' => 0, 'WordFormatting' =
+> 0, 'RTF' => 0});  #Gives me "Command not available"

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In reply to Re^3: Trying to use Win32::OLE PasteExcelTable method by aaronbaum2000
in thread Trying to use Win32::OLE PasteExcelTable method by aaronbaum2000

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