Ok, you're creating an array, @bcfHeaders, of one element: an arrayref. That arrayref has a bunch of stuff. Then you pass in the array to HTE's constructor where it expects a reference to an array. Two mistakes do make a right. Sometimes. That probably should be: 

  my @bcfHeaders = (qr/Month\s*/,
                   qr/First\s*/,
                   qr/High\s*/,
                   qr/Low\s*/,
                   qr/Sett\s*/,
                   qr/Chg\s*/,
                   qr/Vol\s*/,
                   qr/BWAVE\*\s*/,
                   qr/Prev Vol\s*/,
                   qr/Open\s*Int\s*/);
  my $te = HTML::TableExtract->new( headers => \@bcfHeaders,
                                    keep_headers => 1 );

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or you just change the @bcfHeaders to $bcfHeaders in your original code.

All that said, I'm absolutely confident that this won't solve your real problem. Sorry.

In reply to Re^3: TableExtract Module won't get complete first row! by Tanktalus
in thread TableExtract Module won't get complete first row! by jaydon

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