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S Davis S Davis is offline
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Default Limit to number of named ranges before Excel starts messing things up?

That would make sense. Im guessing that the two sheets that returned
different values (5 and 17) are the ones that share the same name.
Other sheets would then return a #REF! error as they wouldn't know
WHICH name I was actually meaning.

Ill take a look at that download, sounds handy:)

(Just verified the existence of the same name on two worksheets... )

Dave Peterson wrote:
Maybe you have a workbook level name and multiple worksheet level names that all
share the same name.

Get Jan Karel Pieterse's (with Charles Williams and Matthew Henson) Name
Manager:

You can find it at:
NameManager.Zip from http://www.oaltd.co.uk/mvp

It'll make it much easier to verify your names.

S Davis wrote:

Is there a limit to the number of named ranges? I am running into
errors now with my large (large) workbook here, which contains a ton of
named ranges just to make things easier for me.

For instance, a simple formula such as this:

=COUNTA(RBCJobTitle06)-COUNTIF(RBCJobTitle06,"")

... which returns "5" on the sheet in which the named range resides in,
returns 17 on another worksheet, and a #REF! error on still another
worksheet.

Is my workbook messed up?


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Dave Peterson