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Ron Rosenfeld formulated on Saturday :
On Sat, 16 Feb 2013 10:19:45 -0500, GS wrote:

I arrived at the same conclusion regarding the ref being fully absolute
after my 2nd post. I implemented my suggestion and I got the results
the OP was looking for in any column where the defined name is used in
a formula. The problem is that the OP wants to use it beyond colC but
have it work the same as in A:C. IMO, changing the RefersTo so it's
'col-relative,row-absolute' is the best approach! Making the name local
in scope should always be the 1st choice unless absolutely necessary to
have it global, IMO!


In interpreted his request differently. I thought he wanted it to behave the
same as his worksheet, whereby it would return #VALUE if entered in Column D.
Obviously, he can choose. And learn about the different behaviours of
Names, passing arrays to UDF's, and so forth.


Absolutely! I agree...

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