Well I changed my approach and just filled a range with the same target number:

j = Range("PerfM").Rows.Count
For i=1 to j
Target(i)=6
Next i

This solved it.

thx.



"Charles Williams" wrote:

As Tushar says: its a Named Formula, not a Named Range.

try something like this:

Dim v As Variant
v = [Target]

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"Beertje" wrote in message
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Charles,
it returns a range which formula I found at:
http://tushar-mehta.com/excel/charts...nes/index.html

Regards.

"Charles Williams" wrote:

Your Target named range looks like a formula rather than a range to me.
So you probably should be using Evaluate instead of Range

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"Beertje" wrote in message
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Created (name Manager) one dynamic range, named: PerfM, a list of 34
Months
and growing each month:

Code:
PerfM=OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$3,0,0,COUNTA(Sheet1!$A:$A), 1)

Created (name Manager) a second dynamic range, named: Target, a list as
long
as PerfM filled with the same number, let's say 6:

Code:
Target=6*ROW(PerfM)/ROW(PerfM)

Target is filled with 1 column and 34 rows value 6. My problem is that
VBA
does not recognize Target as a range:

Code:
Set myarray = Range("PerfM")

is recognized, but

Code:
Set myarray = Range("Target")

is not recognized. Run-time eroor 1004. Method of "Range"
object'_Global'
failed.

Both names have global scope, and are defined in VBA as Public.
Any clues?