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Paste a named range to another range in Excel
I'm trying to wean one of our employees off Lotus 123. He wants to be able to
paste/insert a range of cells that have been previously defined/named without having to go and copy it first. We are using Office 2003. |
Sub getrng()
Range("a18:c18").Value = Range("crrr").Value 'values Range("crrr").Copy Range("a19") 'forumlas End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "David Jean" <David wrote in message ... I'm trying to wean one of our employees off Lotus 123. He wants to be able to paste/insert a range of cells that have been previously defined/named without having to go and copy it first. We are using Office 2003. |
"Don Guillett" wrote: Sub getrng() Range("a18:c18").Value = Range("crrr").Value 'values Range("crrr").Copy Range("a19") 'forumlas End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "David Jean" <David wrote in message ... I'm trying to wean one of our employees off Lotus 123. He wants to be able to paste/insert a range of cells that have been previously defined/named without having to go and copy it first. We are using Office 2003. |
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