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Defining cell name / giving multiple cells a name
I want to name cells A1:A3 to "C". Excel doesn't allow me to do this. Can
anyone please help me with this area. I am able to name it to "A" or "B" but not "C". I am using the indirect function to cascade my drop down list. -- Duc Tran |
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Defining cell name / giving multiple cells a name
Hi,
C and R are already reserved for select an entire Column or Row containing the active cell when typed into the name box. Regards! Jean-Guy "ducmis" wrote: I want to name cells A1:A3 to "C". Excel doesn't allow me to do this. Can anyone please help me with this area. I am able to name it to "A" or "B" but not "C". I am using the indirect function to cascade my drop down list. -- Duc Tran |
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