Application or Object Defined Error TroubleShooting

SBF12345

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Code:
Set arg1 = Workbooks("COMM_COMBINED_INDEPENDENTS.xls").ActiveSheet.Range(Cells(7, a), Cells(e, a))

I have been looking at this line for a while now and I can't seem to determine why I am receiving the error "Application Defined or Object Defined Error". I have all the variables on a watch list, nothing looks too funny.

Thanks,
 

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Try this.
Code:
With Workbooks("COMM_COMBINED_INDEPENDENTS.xls").ActiveSheet
    Set arg1 = .Range(.Cells(7, a), .Cells(e, a))
End With
 
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