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Default How do i use the same name multiple times in repeating worksheets

I have multiple sheets doing the same calculation. Initially one was set up
and copied mutiple times. This created multiple range names with the same
name but within a sheet.

I now want to create an extra name within each of the 10 sheets but if i use
the same name it simply updates every sheet not each individual sheet.
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When you create the name, precede it with the sheetname, such as

Sheet1!myName

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I have multiple sheets doing the same calculation. Initially one was set

up
and copied mutiple times. This created multiple range names with the same
name but within a sheet.

I now want to create an extra name within each of the 10 sheets but if i

use
the same name it simply updates every sheet not each individual sheet.



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