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Default Dynamic named range across multiple sheets


I know how to make a dynamic named range for a single sheet. I can't
find any information on how to extend the named range to the last sheet
in the workbook. I am importing a delimited text file into Excel, and
the size varies. I am using vba to automatically add sheets when
needed. That causes me to have a fluctuating amount of sheets. Is there
a formula for a dynamic named range that would go to the last used cell
in the last sheet *without specifying the sheet name*? Is it even
possible to have a dynamic named range that extends into another sheet?
Thanks for any help you offer.


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