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Default Problem with application.Hlookup

Hi all,
I'm experiencing a problem with a userform that I am trying to compose
at the moment
I am trying to find a value in a worksheet's cell by using
application.worksheetsfunction.hlookup
or
application.Hlookup (have tried both but get same results each time)
I get an error 2042 or 2015, which error( ) shows as
"application-defined or object-defined error"?

The code is contained in a userform's commandButton_click event
handler. The userform itself loads from another userform's
commandButton. Both the Parent and daughter userforms are set to be
non-modal.

Here's the code

Sub btnSetHW_Click()
Dim DueDate As Date
Dim dateToday As Date
Dim colToFind As Variant
Dim searchRange As Range
DueDate = CalDueDate.Value
dateToday = Date
Select Case dateToday
Case 38768 To 38809
Set searchRange = Worksheets("planner").Range("c4:ar73")
colToFind = Application.HLookup(dateToday, "c4:ar73", 2, False)

Debug.Print colToFind

Case 38824 To 38865

Case 38897 To 38938
End Select


End Sub


Any suggestions? (Offers of everlasting sevitude in advance)

 
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