VBA- FileDialog Named range

Miya

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Hi, i have a named range "rngImportDeliv" which is the file path to where the file is stored. How can i incorporate this named range with the below code?


Code:
 Dim fd          As FileDialog
     
    Set fd = Application.FileDialog(msoFileDialogOpen)
    If fd.Show() = True Then
         Set sourcebook = Workbooks.Open(Filename:=fd.SelectedItems(1))
    End If
 

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Your question is confusing. A named range is a range (for the most part), and a file path is a string. A range can hold a string but it cannot *be* a string. Whatever you are doing should be clarified.
 
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Is rngImportDeliv a single cell?

What is its value?
 
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