It doesn't look related to me. A long-shot, but check if you have any
missing references (ToolsReferences), uncheck them if so.

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RP
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It's not a word-wrap issue; I have it all on one line.

As a test I closed Excel and re-started; I created the named range and
started a new macro with only one line (the one you posted). That
generated the same error when I ran it.

I looked at the MS Knowledge Base and found an article
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;319832
that talks about unqualified references in VB (not VBA). Could this be
a similar situation?