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Default Intersecting addresses from two sheets

I am a newbie and I don't know the answer, but if you don't mind I
would like to add to the question. I have XP version.

I have tried this line
If Intersect(Sht.Range("$A$1"), Sht.UsedRange) Then
which fails at runtime - Type Mismatch.

But in the debug window
?Intersect(Sht.Range("$A$1"), Sht.UsedRange)
shows the contents of cell A1!

(Not only that...
Intersect(Sht.Cells(1, 1), Sht.UsedRange)
doesn't work in either! I thought both my args are ranges??)

So (pushing my luck) 2 questions:
1. I thought Intersect returned a range. Is the debug window just
showing the .Value as a convenience?
2. Why does the statement work in the debug window but fail in code?
(and why does the .Cells fail)

NOTE: Sht is not the active sheet. I figured that might be important!
 
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