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enter named range as opposed to cell ref.
I built a range reference called REND. I placed it in cell W9 to see how it
worked. i.e. W9 is =REND. Result is S9:S$50. Tried to use it in another formula cell. {=MAX(VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(INDIRECT(REND),"5:","")))} #VALUE error {=MAX(VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(INDIRECT(W9),"5:","")))} works I don't want to use the cell for this purpose so I used the name dialog box to insert the formula REND. Why?? -- GeneS |
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