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Hopefully this is really simple... I've set up a macro-enabled file that
imports excel files from a survey as worksheets - each file becomes a new sheet. In order to get an overview of the survey answers, each survey file has a number of named ranges. each with the scope "sheet," so that I can import fifty files that all have the named range AnswerOne. Unfortunately, after a recent revision to the survey, it now includes a number of ranges with the scope "Workbook". If I import one of these files into my collection, that range becomes global across the entire workbook. When I import the next file into the collection, its named ranges collide with the existing named ranges and the entire process breaks down. Therefore I have two questions: 1) Does anybody know of a way to import the files and force all the ranges in the imported files to be local to the worksheet? That would be ideal, since I could then have multiple ranges with the same names next to each other that would only affect their own sheets. 2) How do I change the survey file so that the named ranges are worksheet-scoped, rather than workbook-scoped? If I try to manage names, the option to change it from Workbook to Worksheet is grayed out, and I have no idea why... Thanks a lot for the help |
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