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Default ActiveSheet.CircularReference.Address loses "Set"

2003

My Macro is supposed to add a sheet and list information related to the
location of a Circular Reference.

When I first forced a circular reference (for testing the macro), the
following VBA query works in the Immediate window:
? ActiveSheet.CircularReference.Address
$F$10

If I run another macro to check for other "errors" then go back to the
check for the known circular reference - the result is:
? ActiveSheet.CircularReference.Address
Runtime error '#91'
Object variable or With block variable not Set

In addition to the error my macro does not create the intended report
because the initial status of ActiveSheet.CircularReference is, I
guess Null or Nothing, instead of True.

What is happeninhg here that is avoiding my brain. And what do I need
to do to cause the VBA Code to print the report when I thought that it
should have?

TIA EagleOne

 
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