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Duplicating worksheet-level names
I have a worksheet (Sheet1) with a collection of names, many referring to complex formulas and some to ranges. Once I have everything debugged for Sheet1 I want to add Sheet2, Sheet3, etc. and have all the names duplicated but referring to the respective ranges in the new sheets. For example, if in Sheet1 I have a formula Funct.A that refers to: Sheet1!Range.1 + Sheet1!Range.2 when I insert/create Sheet2 I want Funct.A to refer to: Sheet2!Range.1 + Sheet2!Range.2 Is there a way to get this to happen automatically, when Sheet2 is created? (As part of this process Sheet2!Range.1 and Sheet2!Range.2 would also have to be created.) I'm not clear regarding whether I should make Funct.A global or local, and how to make the above happen (without a lot of manual work.) There's a commercial product that apparently does this and a lot more for $30 (you can find it by Google'ing "Excel: Create Same Name Sheet Level Names"), but I won't be doing this often enough to want to pay that. When I rename Sheet2 to something more meaningful, I'd want the references to be changed correspondingly. I think Excel already does this. I'm already using a great free product Name Manger 3.2, recently recommended here by Hank Scorpio, but it doesn't seem to help with the above. I'm using Excel 2000, WinXP Pro. Thanks in advance for any help! -- jmg092548 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ jmg092548's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=26119 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=395378 |
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