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Default Finding first value in named range referred to in data validation list

I have a cell that uses data validation (list) which points at a named range
that represents a range on a different worksheet.

I need to be able to reset the cell value to the first value on the named
range list. Here is my sample code, which isn't working:

S = Sheet12.Range("E2").Validation.Formula1
Sheet12.Range("E2").Value = Range(S)(1)

debug.print Sheet12.Range("E2").Validation.Formula1
results in the named range
=DatesForSelection14days

when I use the immediate window to set:
S = Sheet12.Range("E2").Validation.Formula1
then
debug.print Range(S)(1) I get
10/3/2008
which is correct.

But when the two lines of code run within the sub itself, on the second line
I get a run-time error 1004, method 'Range' of object '_worksheet' failed
huh?

Any advice greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Keith


 
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