I am working with a client who insists the following happens to him on a
regular basis: Workbook A and Workbook B have named ranges with the same
names. When in he creates a vlookup in Workbook A which refers to a named
range, it will use the named range from Workbook B. Has anyone heard of this
happening? I believe he is using Win2K/Office 2K. He won't let me see the
files so I have not been able to see exactly what he is talking about.
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maryj

I've never seen anything like this.

But maybe he's using a name in workbook A that refers to a range in workbook
B????



maryj wrote:

I am working with a client who insists the following happens to him on a
regular basis: Workbook A and Workbook B have named ranges with the same
names. When in he creates a vlookup in Workbook A which refers to a named
range, it will use the named range from Workbook B. Has anyone heard of this
happening? I believe he is using Win2K/Office 2K. He won't let me see the
files so I have not been able to see exactly what he is talking about.
--
maryj

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Dave Peterson