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Default Define Name range

Hi,

I need the sheet and not the cell range

for example:

='C:\steve\[Gotroots3.xlsx]Sheet1'
='C:\steve\[Gotroots3.xlsx]Sheet2'
='C:\steve\[Gotroots3.xlsx]Sheet3'

originally I would have had in the name range C:\steve\Gotroots3 for the
range A1:A3;

Sheet1
Sheet2
Sheet3

If you get what I mean.



"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

You will need to quote the full path name in the destination Workbook.

For example:-

1. I have the following Range Name in file called:-

C:\steve\Gotroots3

The Range Name is:-

a1toa3namerange

- found in cells A 1 to A3 of Sheet1.

2. In a file called:-

C:\excel\microsoft\Gotroots2

I have the following in cells A 1 to A 3 of Sheet1:-

='C:\steve\[Gotroots3.xlsx]Sheet1'!$A$1
='C:\steve\[Gotroots3.xlsx]Sheet1'!$A$2
='C:\steve\[Gotroots3.xlsx]Sheet1'!$A$3

Basically you must quote the full path name to access the correct Range Name.

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"Gotroots" wrote:

I created a define name range on a sheet of certain worksheets in the
workbook. Many of those sheets have now been moved to other workbooks and as
a result the Name range is no-longer working. What way do I add the external
workbook name and its sheet name.

Thank you for any help.