I have come across "MoveUp" and attempted to use it. This seems promising, but I think I'm not understanding the syntax or context I need to use it. My example: 
my $word  = CreateObject Win32::OLE 'Word.Application' or die $!;
$word->{Visible} = 1;

my $document = $word->Documents->Open('C:/temp/doctest.doc');

my $table = $word->ActiveDocument->Tables(2);

my $selection = $table->Select;

$selection->MoveUp(wdLine,1);

my $str = $selection->Range(0,10)->{Text};

$table->Range->Copy;

print qq{$str\n};

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This gives me an error with MoveUp "Can't call method "MoveUp" on an undefined value at ..."
wdLine is supposed to be a known Unit as far as I know...

In reply to Re: Word tables, OLE, perl, and me. by Zaphod137
in thread Word tables, OLE, perl, and me. by Zaphod137

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