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Default Unspecify Error in Range count

I have the error with this statement:

MyRow = Workbooks("convert").Sheets("CNV").Cells(65536,
1).End(xlUp).Row()

The error "Subscript out of range". event it has been OK for running
thousand times before. I have remove Exel XP and reinstall it but it
still have error. Now, I use Office2003 but everything can not work.
May be it came from some update of my WindowsXP, but I have reinstall
my WindowsXP already.

Could you help me to solve this? Thanks much!


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