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Named ranges interfere with simple formulas
I am my own worst enemy. I created a macro that utilizes named ranges when
it creates spreadsheets. If my users want to create their own formula and inadvertently use my named range, the results are incorrect. A simple formula they'd put in such as =d3/c3, becomes =d3/RoysNamedRange. of course, when they copy this formula down a column, =d4/RoysNamedRange is not a relative reference and is incorrect. What can I suggest? |
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