Hi. Thanks to you all I have gotten a lot further. I changed the use statement to 
use Spreadsheet::XLSX::Utility2007;

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The xls2csv line is now just: 
my $sCsvTxt = xls2csv($sFileName, $sRegion, $iRotate);

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It doesn't error there anymore, so I guess that means it is exporting the xls2csv function, but now I get this error: "Tk::Error: Can't locate object method "new" via package "Spreadsheet::XLSX" at C :/strawberry/perl/site/lib/Spreadsheet/XLSX/Utility2007.pm line 952."

I guess that means something is wrong with either Spreadsheet/XLSX.pm or Spreadsheet/XLSX/Utility2007.pm or am I missing something or is my installation corrupt?

***Update*** I used my Vanilla Perl installation instead of my Strawberry one by changing the Path in Windows. I then reinstalled Spreadsheet::XLSX and I'm still getting the same error. Is new perhaps a function being erroneously called as a method?

In reply to Re^4: How Do You Call a Non-Exported Function from a Module? by socrtwo
in thread How Do You Call a Non-Exported Function from a Module? by socrtwo

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