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Hi

I've an excel sheet which contains a number of Named Range. I need to
add a number of records in each range. I'm using VB.NET and ODBC to add
rows.

It adds records properly when the number of records are inside the
Named Range. But when the number exceeds - it generates error "Cannot
Expand Named Range". I don't know how many number of rows to be added
in each range - so I cannot preset the size of the range.

What is the work-around?

Thanks...
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Hi

I've an excel sheet which contains a number of Named Range. I need to
add a number of records in each range. I'm using VB.NET and ODBC to add
rows.

It adds records properly when the number of records are inside the
Named Range. But when the number exceeds - it generates error "Cannot
Expand Named Range". I don't know how many number of rows to be added
in each range - so I cannot preset the size of the range.

What is the work-around?

Thanks...
Snig.


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