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Default Type Mismatch Error in Array

Can someone tell me why I might be getting the "type mismatch" error when I
get to the second line? These numbers must be strings because they are a
"label" for a store (like a store name), and the number that is entered by
the user and is compared to these numbers later in this code is confirmed as
a string in the other piece of code. Ideally, when a store number is entered
by the user, VBA should determine if the store entered is out of the network
based on its label (which is one of these 3 stores).

Dim OutOfNetwork As String
OutOfNetwork = Array("182", "244", "1457")

I can get the correct result if I run thru a bunch of nested if or case
statments, but I was hoping to keep the code short by having it only compare
its value to the store in this array. Thank you for your insight!
 
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