Error Msg: "Compile error: Method or data member not found" in VBA code

I have this code below, but there's an error that keeps coming up that I don't know how to fix.

Sub NewCong()
Dim mainsh As Worksheet, targetsh As Worksheet
Dim Stanje As Range, Ulaz As Range
Set mainsh = Sheets("Inventory")
Set Stanje = mainsh.Range("d7:d200")
Set Ulaz = Stanje.Offset(, 1)
Set targetsh = Sheets("Movement History")

Dim targetX As Range
Dim targCellX As Range
Dim targColX As Long
Set targetX = targetsh.Range("f1:ax1")
Set targCellX = targetX.Find(0, , xlFormulas, xlWhole)
targColX = targCellX.Column
Application.EnableEvents = 0
If targetsh.targCellX = 0 Then

    With targetsh
    With .Range(.Cells(7, targColX), .Cells(200, targColX))
        .Value = Stanje.Value
        .Offset(, -1).Value = Ulaz.Value
    
    End With
    End With
    Else: Exit Sub
    Next targCellX
End If

End Sub

The error says:
"Compile error: Method or data member not found"

Then when I click OK, it highlights in yellow ".targCellX" in the following part of the code:

If targetsh.targCellX = 0 Then

Please help!
Thannks!

if you have had some msgbox(s) or used immediate window you would have found out

these are entries in immedite window
?targetsh.Name
Movement History----this is ok
?targetx.Address
$F$1:$AX$1---this is ok


now next code is
Set targCellX = targetX.Find(0, , xlFormulas, xlWhole)
that means you are trying to search for the value 0 in F1:AX1
suppose there is no 0 in F1:AX1-F1:AX1 looks like column heading may not contain 0
then there is no targcellx and macro could not find the cell
after above code
Set targCellX = targetX.Find(0, , xlFormulas, xlWhole)

you should have a code
if no tartcellx is nothing then(this means if the macro does find some cell containing 0 in F1:AX1
targcolx=targcellx.column
else(that means macro did not find such acell

<then what to do you want to.write thse code(s)>
end if

that end if is necesswary


when you send such macros it would be helpful to help you if the at least small extract of data sheet(s) are also
posted m(you can always attach a small file in this newsgroup) if files are sent the macros are also embedded in the file

that yellow line means error.

now rewrite the macro

Also check and remove any references in Visual Basic Editor (VBE) that start with MISSING