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Basz

Accessing named ranges in Excel from VBA
 

Can anyone tell me if and how I can access a named range on a worksheet
in a VBA procedure?

The value of the cell is read from a record with vlookup, I need to be
able to access it in a procedure in VBA as input in a new record.

Thankx,
Basz


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Bob Phillips

Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("myName")

You can get the Value property if it is a single cell, or use the Cells
property if there are many.

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Bob Phillips

"Basz" wrote in message
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Can anyone tell me if and how I can access a named range on a worksheet
in a VBA procedure?

The value of the cell is read from a record with vlookup, I need to be
able to access it in a procedure in VBA as input in a new record.

Thankx,
Basz


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