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Default Problem using names as integer type

I have been trying to get some code working - the intent is to have the
program read through the column headers of a table and create a Worksheet
name to store the associated column name with the column number. This part of
the code works. But when I try to use the Worksheet name in the VBA code, I
keep getting a type mismatch.

'this assigns the Worksheet name of column 1 (happens to be "Serial") to the
integer value of 1:
Worksheets("Sheet1").Names.Add Name:=Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(1, 1).Value,
RefersTo:=1

'this trys to access the column number to use in a calculation:
tempVal = Worksheets("Sheet1").Names("Serial").Value

tempVal is shown in the Locals as a variant/string and is equal to "=1",
which cannot be used in calculations.

Is there a way to get tempVal to be an integer which I can use in
calculations?
 
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