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Creating names
I have a worksheet ("Lists") that contains lists of various groups of items I
use in the workbook. I want to create a 'Name' the contains non-adjacent cells; i.e., A1:A20, H12:H45, U27:U44. If I use the 'Define Name' option on the Formula tab, it includes all three ranges in the name definition, but then if I use the Name for validation in a cell, the dropdown only shows the first range. How do I get it to show all cell values in the dropdown? Assuming the above can be fixed, I would also like (in some instances) to use a variable for the ending cell range, such as CONCATENATE("A1:A",$B$1). I have tried this combined with INDIRECT, and it is accepted as a valid formula, but when I use the Name for validation, when I click on the dropdown, nothing happens (which generally signifies there is an error with the Name used for validation). Any suggestions on this? I am using Excel 2007 (which is probably a major part of the problem). -- Bill @ UAMS |
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