Hello all, I've searched perlmonks and google, and countless dev forums on this without any luck. And it looks like a very simple problem also. Using Win32::OLE, I create an .xls, dump some data on it, and I need to run subtotals on the data. While I could always have the spreadsheet already created w/ a VBA macro on it, I'd rather do it on perl. 
my $book1 = $Excel->Workbooks->Open("c:\\temp.xls");
my $sheet = $book1->Worksheets("yabadabadoo");
my $selection = $sheet->Range("A1:E100");

$selection->Subtotal->(GroupBy => 1, Function => xlCount, TotalList =>
+ Array(3), Replace => "True", PageBreaks => "True", SummaryBelowDate 
+=> "True");

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I get the following on the *Subtotal* line: Undefined subroutine &main::Array called at <fileName>, <lineNumber> Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, -Facundo.

In reply to Win32::OLE, Excel & Subtotals by vida0

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