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As usual - you guys never let me down - I now fully
understand the use of Creating Names and it saves heaps
of time. Thanks for all your tips, websites and examples.

Indebted

Ann

-----Original Message-----
Ann

InsertNameCreateTop row/Left Column is a

whole 'nother ball of wax than
InsertNameDefine.

Jim is on the right track as far as I'm concerned.

Then you can use intersect operations to return values

from a grid.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 05:28:39 -0800, "Ann Shaw"
wrote:

Guys Guys Guys please - you both helped me a lot over

here
in little olde Dublin, Ireland.

Much appreciated. Hope you got my email Bob - any help

on
Macros would be great and thanks a million both Bob and
Jim!!!!

Kind regards

Ann
-----Original Message-----
Hi Jim,

Funny how language is so multi-facetted isn't it :-).

Makes being a
highly-paid lawyer easy :-(

Ann, we all wait with bated breath <g

Bob

"Jim Rech" wrote in message
. ..
When I read your response, Bob, I thought 'that's a

great tip but not what
the OP was asking'.<g So I thought I'd answer her

actual question which
I
took to be "how do I use the Create Names dialog?",

not "why should I use
names?".

If Ann comes back maybe she can tell us who was more

perceptive this
morning...<g

--
Jim Rech
Excel MVP
"Bob Phillips"

wrote in message
...
| Jim,
|
| That's a great tip, but (and this is not meant as

criticism, just extra
help
| for Ann) from the tone of the OP I think Ann would

benefit from some
ideas
| on how to deploy such names. Some occur to me, but

as
I presume you
actually
| use this technique I will leave it to you to
|
| Regards
|
| Bob
|
|
| "Jim Rech" wrote in message
| ...
| Insert Names is a fast and convenient way to

assign
defined names to
cells
| adjacent to labels, using those labels. An

example
makes this easier
to
| follow:
|
| -Enter 3 names in cells A1:A3 (say Jones, Brown,

Smith).
| -Select the 6 cell range A1:B3.
| -Open the Insert Names dialog (Ctrl-Shift-F3 is

a
shortcut).
| -Select the Left Column option (it may be

selected
automatically).
| -Click OK.
|
| Cells B1:B3 will now have the names Jones, Brown

and Smith.
|
| Has you selected a range with more columns, like

A1:D3, then the names
| would
| have been assigned to the range B1:D1, B2:D2 and

B3:D3.
|
|
| --
| Jim Rech
| Excel MVP
| "Ann Shaw"

wrote
in message
| ...
| | Hi
| |
| | I was recently asked in a training class why a

person
| | would use Insert Name Create and I did not

know
about
| | this. I usually show my students how to

define
names from
| | selected cells. Could you please give me an

example of
| | when I might use Create and what does the

dialog
box mean
| | that pops up Top Row, Left Column etc..
| |
| | Many thanks
| |
| | Ann
|
|
|
|




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