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I've created a number of spreadsheets in previous versions of Excel that
employ named ranges with the format "Jnnnnnn" (where "nnnnnn" is a six-digit number). This is now a valid cell address for things way down in the 10th column. When I saved the workbook in the new XLSX format, Excel tried to change all references to such names as "_Jnnnnnnn", but didn't change the "Named Range" names accordingly -- my thousands (literally) of formerly-working formulas all recalculated to "#REF". I've also got tons of other workbooks that use link to these named ranges, which also now don't work. Is there a way to globally change the names of named ranges, in a manner similar (or not) to the global search/replace function for actual cell contents? |
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