• Does your require line in main.pl use the full path to config.pl? I may be wrong, but I believe it should.
• From what directory do you execute main.pl?
• Please clarify your statement about using my <$var names>. Do you mean you're not using the config.pl and declaring my $workbook and my $worksheet in main.pl or something else?
• Since the code you've shown matches what's in the doc for my copy of S::WE (with the minor exception -- at line 15 -- of providing "0" values directly instead of by assigning "0" values to $col and $row), the possibilities include:
  1. Borked installs for both copies (you do have two, right?) of S:WE (a longshot, IMO)
  2. Something you haven't shown/told us (see my prior questions)
• You might also want to look at lines around 1545-1546 in Workbook.pm to see if that section of the code provides any clues.

Update: And why, except for the sake of a learning experience, are you using a separate config.pl merely to declare two stock variables? That seems to me more than just a few degrees off vertical; an unnecessary bit of complexity or mis-direction.

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