selection.Name.Name (range object.Name returns a Name object )

if it doesn't have a name, you get an error. the selection must represent
the entirety of the cells in the range -

for example if the Selection is A1 and the range A1:B2 is named Horse, then
you would get an error. If the selection in A1:B2, then it would return
Horse.

This is how I would do it in VBA:

Sub TestName()
Dim nm As Name
On Error Resume Next
Set nm = Selection.Name
On Error GoTo 0
If Not nm Is Nothing Then
MsgBox nm.Name
Else
MsgBox "no name"
End If
End Sub


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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"abillmeier" wrote in message
...
This may be more of an Excel Object/VBA question, but here goes...

I am working on a VSTO excel project, being developed in version 2003. I
am
running through a series of excel Range Objects that are named ranges in a
workbook. Is there a way to identify the Name of the range in code?

I have a data mappings page that ties the ranges to a custom Object's
properties and I need to grab the Name associated with the active
range/cell
so I can shove it in the object.

Any tips would be great.

thanks