I'm sorry. You still haven't given us much to work with. While the error message is a start, no one is going to be able to tell you which lines of your macros are causing a problem without seeing the macro and knowing the purpose of the macro.
I fiddle with vba, I am not a competent programmer. I am a lawyer.
Ambiguous name means that the name has been used in multiple places in different ways rather than just referring to one thing.
Notes on using this forum:
If you click on the "Go Advanced" button at the bottom you can attach a screenshot using the paperclip icon. You do not need to encapsulate it in a separate Word document.
If you are posting a macro, if you surround it with hash tags # of code and /code it will format correctly. Thus:
Code:
This is a holder for vba code.