excel - VBA Windows(Index).Activate causes Run-time error '9': Subscript out of range -

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i have almost-complete vba macro runs fine until reaches line:

windows(temp_name).activate

when run following error:

run-time error '9':

subscript out of range

temp_name name of file need return to. here lines around (tell me if more lines necessary):

next ind application.cutcopymode = false workbooks.opentext filename:=cpath _     , origin:=437, startrow:=1, datatype:=xldelimited, textqualifier:= _     xldoublequote, consecutivedelimiter:=false, tab:=false, semicolon:=false _     , comma:=true, space:=false, other:=false, fieldinfo:=array(array(1, 1), _     array(2, 1), array(3, 1), array(4, 1), array(5, 1), array(6, 1), array(7, 1), array(8, 1), _     array(9, 1), array(10, 1), array(11, 1), array(12, 1), array(13, 1)), _     trailingminusnumbers:=true ind1 = 1 iplateno tlcorn = "b" + cstr(istartrow + (ind1 - 1) * istep) brcorn = "m" + cstr(istartrow + 7 + (ind1 - 1) * istep) rangenout = tlcorn + ":" + brcorn rangenin = tlcorn windows(filen).activate range(rangenout).select selection.copy windows(temp_name).activate sheets("data").select range(rangenin).select selection.pastespecial paste:=xlpastevalues, operation:=xlnone, skipblanks _     :=false, transpose:=false next ind1 '   calculation of background , efflux individual plates ind1 = 1 iplateno / 2     istep2 = (ind1 - 1) * istep * 2     ibgrrow = istartrow + 8 + istep2     bgrvalp = cells(ibgrrow, 2).value     ind2 = 0 7         ientryrow = istartrow + ind2 + istep2         ientryrow2 = istartrow + ind2 + istep2 + 11         mediaval = cells(ientryrow, 13).value         monoval = cells(ientryrow2, 13).value         cells(ientryrow, 15).value = meeff * 100 * volcorr * (mediaval - bgrvalp) / (m40eff * monoval + volcorr * meeff * (mediaval - bgrvalp))     next ind2 next ind1

try 

workbooks(temp_name).activate

this reference specific excel workbook instance believe failing find workbook intending reference. assuming sheets("data") worksheet within whatever workbook name held in "temp_name" @ time?

thanks,

jamie


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