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Default Can't get this to work

The following code worked until I changed how I started it. It originally
started with button on a worksheet (not a control button). I changed it to a
control button now it doesn't work. Everything else in the procedure works
fine. The code is:

Set ycell = Sheets("Estimates DB").Range("estdbno")
Range(ycell.Offset(1, 0), ycell.Offset(estnum, 0)).Name = "estdbnorng"

The error I get is:

Method 'Range" of object '_Worksheet' failed.

Everything is set right. ycell as range, the sheet name and cell name are
correct. I was wondering if it could be because I changed it to a control
button and moved the procedure from a module to to an excel object. Any help
on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
 
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