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Default Range parameter on different sheet not working?

Hello all,

I'm having trouble with a function that takes a range as a parameter.
I'm using the function on one sheet, but passing in a range that is on
another sheet called "Data", so something like Foo(Data!A1:A10). The
formula seems to ignore the sheet reference and use A1:A10 on the page
from which the function is called... How can I make sure that the range
that is iterated through is on the correct sheet, not just the sheet
that calls the function?

function Foo(InputRange As Range)
Dim cl As Range

For Each cl In InputRange
'do something
' PROBLEM IS HE even if I pass "Data!A1:A10", the cl range
is on the current
' sheet, not the Data sheet.
Next cl
End Function

I tried something like this, but it didn't work:

Dim DataSheet As Worksheet
DataSheet = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("Data")
Set cl = DataSheet.Range(cl)

You can see what I'm after though.

Thanks for your help...

Steve

 
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