HELP!!! I keep getting the following error when using the code snippet below:

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OLE exception from "Microsoft Office Excel"

'SLOC_Count_C_Sharp_Macro' could not be found.
Check the spelling of the file name, and
verify the file location is correct.

Win32::OLE<0.1707> error 0x800a03ec
 in METHOD/PROPERTYGET "Run" at test.txt line 27
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<<< Code Snippet >>>

use Cwd;
use Win32::OLE qw(in with);
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Excel';
$Win32::OLE::Warn = 3;

##my $myPersonalMacros = "D:\\Profiles\\P56739\\Application Data\\Micr
+osoft\\Excel\\XLSTART\\Personal.xls";

my $metricsFile = "D:\\Profiles\\P65380\\Deskto\\myMetricsFile.csv"; 

my $Excel = Win32::OLE->new('Excel.Application') or die "\n\nOops, can
+not start Excel\n";;
     
my $Book = $Excel->Workbooks->Open("$metricsFile");
my $Sheet = $Book->Worksheets(1);
$Sheet->Activate();
$Excel->Run("Personal.xls!SLOC_Count_C_Sharp_Macro");
$Book->Close;

I have everything under the sun to get this to work!
It makes no difference; same error returns.

I.E. 
$Excel->Run("SLOC_Count_C_Sharp_Macro");
$Excel->Run("Personal.xls!SLOC_Count_C_Sharp_Macro");
Even...
$Excel->Run("$myPersonalMacros!SLOC_Count_C_Sharp_Macro");
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Ideally, what I want is to a have a perl script invoke the Win32::OLE macro 'Run' function in newly generated *.csv files that reference predefined macros residing in a Personal.xls file under D:\Profiles\P56739\Application Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART. Manually, I can open a newly generated *.csv on my desktop, go to 'Tools', go to 'Macros', visibly see Personal.xls!SLOC_Count_C_Sharp_Macro in the Macro name box, highlight the name, and 'Run' the macro, which executes correctly every time. But for the like of me, I cannot get Win32::OLE via the 'Run' method to do the same thing. What's going here??? I would appreciate any insight to this silly problem. Thanks. BG

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