ActiveWorkbook (and Workbook objects generally) don't have a Range
method. You need either to change it to
ActiveWorksheet.Range("tipos_dicto")
or to use Peter T's suggestion of
ActiveWorkbook.names("tipos_dcto").RefersToRange


On Dec 6, 5:28 pm, AshMorK wrote:
Thnks Bob x ur help. But although it makes reference to the named range, the
sub still can't find anything. And returns a "run time error '438': Objet
doesn't support this property or method".

Thanks.



"Bob Phillips" wrote:
Set RngToSearch = ActiveWorkbook.Range("tipos_dcto")

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HTH

Bob

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"AshMorK" wrote in message
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Hi all,

I'm trying to find a text string using a named range as the searching area
but it doesn't work:

Sub names()
Dim RngToSearch As Name
Dim RngFound As Range
Set RngToSearch = ActiveWorkbook.names("tipos_dcto")

c = ActiveCell.Value

Set RngFound = RngToSearch.Find(c)

If RngFound Is Nothing Then
MsgBox "xxx"
Else

End If

End Sub

Any Ideas??

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