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Default Creating new Excel Application problem

Hi,
Before this code is run, I have two workbooks open (One where all
the code and forms are, and the other is just a database of
information). I am trying to create a report from my application using
a template (.xlt file) I created. The code below is just a test to see
if my copying and pasting between two Excel application objects is
working, but it isn't. On the set tempRow = ... I keep getting a Run
Time error 1004 "application-defined or object-defined error"

Anyone got any idea how to fix it?

Thanks

Dim currTemplate As String
currTemplate = MyPath & BACKSLASH & templateContainer & BACKSLASH &
Template1

Set tempApp = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
Set tempWB = tempApp.Workbooks.add(currTemplate)
Set tempWS = tempWB.Sheets(1)

tempApp.Visible = True

For i = 3 To 10
'db.Worksheets("dbdata").Select
Set foundRow = db.Worksheets("dbdata").Range(Cells(i, 1),
Cells(i, 5))
Set tempRow = tempWB.Worksheets(1).Range(Cells(i, 1), Cells(i,
5))
Debug.Print foundRow.Address
Debug.Print tempRow.Address
foundRow.Copy
tempRow.PasteSpecial
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