I build the subroutines/functions on the excel side and just pass in the
data, that way i (or others) can easily manipulate the named ranges without
..NET coding experience. Just call the function or routine

xlApp.Run("SLEOutReport")

you can pass data like
xlApp.Run("SLEOutReport",data)


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"Wayne N" wrote:

I have a need to determine the start row and column of an excel named range
using vb.net.

I have successfully loaded a named range into a datagridform and now I need
to save it to the same named range I extraced it from.