I am trying to create a simple report using OLE and MS/Word. This report will consist of a Report Header, followed by a table of data. I can find plenty of examples how to place the Header on the doc and plenty of examples of how to place a table at the beginning of the doc, but no examples how to place them both on one page, one following the other. When I use the following to place the table on the doc, it places it on the top of the report, where I dont want it. 
my $MyRange = $Word->ActiveDocument->Content;
$Word->ActiveDocument->Tables->Add({
   Range => $MyRange,
   NumRows => 5,
   NumColumns => 4,
});

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I am seeking advise on how to insert the table AFTER the header. Your advise would be sincerely appreciated.

edited: Tue Aug 6 13:16:57 2002 by jeffa - code tags

In reply to MSWord and OLE by Anonymous Monk

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