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Hi, I have a named range in which I have some values. However this range will
be changing all the time. Maybe will increase in number of colums and rows maybe decrease depending on the inputs of the user. How can I make it so that the range remains named "Data" and changes in size when the user inputs values? |
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=OFFSET(summary!$A1,,,COUNTA(summary!$A:$A),COUNTA (summary!$1:$1))
This works PROVIDING cells in Column A and row 1 have no embedded blanks. Also assumes A is longest column. Change "Summary" as needed "M&M" wrote: Hi, I have a named range in which I have some values. However this range will be changing all the time. Maybe will increase in number of colums and rows maybe decrease depending on the inputs of the user. How can I make it so that the range remains named "Data" and changes in size when the user inputs values? |
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http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "M&M" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a named range in which I have some values. However this range will be changing all the time. Maybe will increase in number of colums and rows maybe decrease depending on the inputs of the user. How can I make it so that the range remains named "Data" and changes in size when the user inputs values? |
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Use a defined named range that is self adjusting
insertnamedefinename it as desired such as myrnge in the refers to use something like this =offset($a$1,0,0,counta($a:$a),12) look in the help index for OFFSET for more info -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "M&M" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a named range in which I have some values. However this range will be changing all the time. Maybe will increase in number of colums and rows maybe decrease depending on the inputs of the user. How can I make it so that the range remains named "Data" and changes in size when the user inputs values? |
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Thank you so much to all of you!! Fast response! Now im sure ill have more questions so please stay tuned if u can "Don Guillett" wrote: Use a defined named range that is self adjusting insertnamedefinename it as desired such as myrnge in the refers to use something like this =offset($a$1,0,0,counta($a:$a),12) look in the help index for OFFSET for more info -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "M&M" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a named range in which I have some values. However this range will be changing all the time. Maybe will increase in number of colums and rows maybe decrease depending on the inputs of the user. How can I make it so that the range remains named "Data" and changes in size when the user inputs values? |
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Hi,
Assuming that you have a range containing two rows and two columns and you have named the range as DATA. Now when you add rows or columns, you must add those columns and Rows within the named range. This way the "Refer to:" text box, in the Define Name dialog will automatically take the relative refernce of your modified cell range. Challa Prabhu "M&M" wrote: Hi, I have a named range in which I have some values. However this range will be changing all the time. Maybe will increase in number of colums and rows maybe decrease depending on the inputs of the user. How can I make it so that the range remains named "Data" and changes in size when the user inputs values? |
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