Carl,
Those values look okay. The only other thing to look at is the value being assigned.
What does
Application.Range("SheetNames").Cells(I, 1).Value
hold at the point of error?
-- HTH
Bob Phillips
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"carl" <carl[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BDE5C1FE-9DC4-42F0-9423-6115A1D7D825[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > I tried to post on the original thread but did not seem to work. > > Here it is again: > > Here's the code that I am actually using (I changed the cell reference A10 > to B19). > > Option Explicit > Sub maketable3() > Dim SheetList As Sheets > Dim RngToName As Range > Dim LastRow As Long > Dim LastCol As Long > Dim NameToUse As String > Dim sh As Worksheet > Dim I As Long > > Set SheetList = ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets > For Each sh In SheetList > I = I + 1 > If Application.Range("SheetNames").Cells(I, 1).Value <> "" Then > With sh > LastRow = .Range("b19").End(xlDown).Row > LastCol = .Range("b19").End(xlToRight).Column > Set RngToName = .Range("b19", .Cells(LastRow, LastCol)) > RngToName.Name = Application.Range("SheetNames").Cells(I, > 1).Value > > End With > End If > Next sh > End Sub > > Bob asked: When you get the error, hover over the variables LastRow and > LastCol and see what the values are. > > LastRow=109 Last Column=6 > > Bob asked: Also type ?RngToName.Address in the immediate window and see
what > it returns. > > ?RngToName.Address > $B$19:$F$109 > > Bob asked: Finally, what is in A1:A12 in that problem sheet. > > Nothing. Completely blank. > > Thanks again. >
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