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Default Named range questions

Hi all

I am a bit ocnfused with Names property. Please answer the following short questions
1. When to use local names and global names? I understand that If the same name is used for both locally and globally local name only exists
2. I have a named range "test" on Sheet1, with its 'referto' of "=Sheet1!$A$1:$A$5", that I can see in Insert|Name|Define... from Menu Bar. Then, in standard module (not behind sheet or class module) I have the following code to select the range
Range("test").Selec

This give me an error of Run-tim error '1004': Select method of Range failed. I really want to know why!!! How can I select the range (or manipulate cells on the same sheet, to my point) if activesheet is not the sheet that has that range

I am using Excel 2000 SR-1
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Tetsuya, Sydney, Australia
 
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