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Default Using cells to specify range

Hi all,
I've been trying to use Cells to specify the range values over which to
search.
The range will vary each time so I wanted to use indexes for rows and
columns but I keep getting an error. The code is below.

Dim dd, ee, n, relst, relen,reld,recst,recen,recd as Integer
relst = Worksheets("Set Up").Range("C7").Value
relen = Worksheets("Set Up").Range("D7").Value
reld = relen - relst + 1
dd = 3 + reld - 1
recst = Worksheets("Set Up").Range("C10").Value
recen = Worksheets("Set Up").Range("D10").Value
recd=recen-recst+1
ee=2+recd-1

Worksheets("Harvest").Activate
For Each c In Worksheets("Harvest").Range(Cells(3, 2), Cells(dd,
ee)).Cells
If Application.IsNumber(c.Value) Then n = n + 1
Next c

I believe the error lies with the use of Cells within the RANGE statement
because I can specify the standard format (e.g., "A3:T19") and the statement
works.

I'd greatly appreciate any suggestions.
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Gary
 
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