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Hi John,
Thank you for the reply, although I don't think that's my problem. The name Model_RTable_StatusMsg is a global name (i.e. in the names collection of the workbook), and its definition includes the sheet specifier. If I query the address of Model_RTable_StatusMsg on a sheet other than the Power Model sheet, I get 'Power Model'!$AF$6 as expected. And I have other cases where I'm successfully referencing names mapped to one worksheet from other worksheets. Any other ideas? ;) Wolf "John" wrote: I think you need the sheet name in the code if its not being called from the active worksheet E.g (untested) setRngCell = worksheets("Test").range("Data") HTH J |
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