To all. Thanks for your help, but I was able to figure what I was doing wrong.

It was an ID10t error.

In addition to the changes that choroba suggested, I realized that I had a typo in my Package.pm file. In the code that I submitted to this question, I changed around some names to mask my company and some directories for the company. In the process, I did not realize that the Package name in the .PL file was named something along the lines of :

use customPerlMod;

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and although my file name as customPerlMod.pm, in the file itself, it was named:

package customPerlmod;

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Note that the "m" in the package is lower case while the call to the package in the code has an upper case "M".

Thanks for all of your help. Apologizes for my error

In reply to Re^4: Trouble usig a subroutine from a custom module by fritz1968
in thread Trouble usig a subroutine from a custom module by fritz1968

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