PL/SQL Dynamic procedure call - arrays

I'm having a lot trouble dynamically calling procedures that have an array as a parameter value. It looks like it's not possible as I'm getting the deadly 'PLS-00707 unsupported construct or internal error [num]' message.
Is that true, that I can't pass an array in a dynamic procedure call?
The example procedure I'm calling is,
PROCEDURE test(pusr in NUMBER,
ptble IN VARCHAR2,
prprt IN VARCHAR2,
pccyy IN VARCHAR2,
parea IN VARCHAR2,
pregn IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT null,
poffc IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT null,
ptime IN VARCHAR2,
pmnth IN NUMBER DEFAULT null,
pqrtr IN NUMBER DEFAULT null,
prow IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT null,
carray IN array_pcat)
If I call it like this it works fine.
uwsdm_web.test(pusr=> 100,
ptble=>'mic',
prprt=>'MIC3',
pccyy=>'1999',
parea=>'Statewide',
pregn=>'0',
poffc=>'0',
ptime=>'Year',
pmnth=>0,
pqrtr=>0,
prow=>'1,2,3,4',
parray=> carray);
where carray is the array.
If I change the carray to a value (numeric or character), I get a "PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'TEST'" error. Efforts to pass multiple values also failed.
If I try to dynamically create the query and pass in the variable of carray, I run into similar problems because it's trying to allocate an array to one line of code.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Kurt
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Apologizes for disturbing you,
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