Syntax error

BeerSnob

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I have a Sub that I pass a Workbook to:
Code:
Sub Reprint(WB As Workbook)
  On Error GoTo ERRREPRINT
  If WB.Sheets("DATA").Range("Z1") = 1 Then
    'clear the detail section, in case there's old data in there
    ClearRptDtl
    'calculate and build detail section of report
    BuildRptDtl
    'print the report
    PrintRpt
  End If
  Exit Sub
ERRREPRINT:
  LogError Error, "REPRINT"
  Exit Sub
End Sub

To call the Sub, I'm using:
Reprint Workbooks(StrRunNum & ".xls")

Every time my code gets to that line, though, it throws a
Subscript out of range error

Any idea what I need to change?

Thanks
 

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Sounds like either the workbook name is wrong, or it's not open.
 
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