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It works if the range is not already defined, but it does not rename or
create a new range if there is already an existing range named for that field. "Don Guillett" wrote: Sub namerangea() Range("a1:a4").Name = Range("a1").Value End Sub -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Arun" wrote in message ... I am creating an Excel program using many dynamic and static range names that I want to use in multiple applications. Is there any way to change the actual NAME of a range dynamically, such as referencing a cell. For example, can I define cells A2:A4 to be named the value in A1? A1: Fruit A2: Apple -- A3: Pear | - Range named Fruit ($A$1) A4: Orange -- A1: Vegatables A2: Tomato -- A3: Onion | - Range named Vegetable ($A$1) A4: Pepper -- I'd like to do this without the user having to go into the Insert-Name Menu. |
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