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Named Cell References in VBA
I'd like to be able to refer to the 'name' of a cell, rather than it's location, in VBA macro code. This way, if I move the cell, the macro will know where to look for the value.
Can anyone help? Thanks. |
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Named Cell References in VBA
Range("Herman").Value
Range("Herman").Select etc. "Michael Excel Dude" wrote in message m... I'd like to be able to refer to the 'name' of a cell, rather than it's location, in VBA macro code. This way, if I move the cell, the macro will know where to look for the value. Can anyone help? Thanks. -- Michael Excel Dude |
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