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I have multiple "source" workbooks that are consolidated in a "target"
workbook. My concern is that the users may insert or delete rows, or otherwise move data around, causing the target book to be in error. I have been advised that the safest way to go is to link to named ranges rather than cells. Here is where I get confused: In the Target workbook, Cell A1 shows the sum total of Cells B2:B5 in the source book; Cell B1 shows the sum total of cells C2:C5, and so on. How do I set the range names in the source book and how do I link to them? |
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