This is so strange I'm not sure how to ask.

I have a procedure that opens each workbook in a given folder. With
each workbook some code is applied. The workbook object and excel
instance are destroyed and then the loop goes to the next workbook,
etc.

I have this statement that is applied to each workbook:

CurrentRow = Evaluate("=MATCH(""" & Cell.Value & """,Survey_Questions,
0)+ROW(Survey_Questions)-1")

'Cell.Value is the string "Phone Support"
'Survey_Questions is a named range that contains as list of string
values, including "Phone Support"

So the formula would read:
=MATCH("Phone Support",Survey_Questions,0)+ROW(Survey_Questions)-1

This formula returns the row where the Cell.Value is located. However,
the statement produces a type mismatch error. If I run just the
formula in the Immediate window and then paste that into the worksheet
it works.

Why am I getting the type mismatch error.

Also, I know there are other ways to get the row. This is just an
example.

tod