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Is there a way to bring up a dialog similar to the F5 "GoTo" dialog
(which lists named ranges), and, instead of "going there," copying the data in the selected (from the list) range to the clipboard? I guess I could create a macro that brings up a userform to do it, but I'm looking for an existing solution: Bring up a list of named ranges, select a range (from the list, not selection of cells in the worksheet), and press OK to copy the contents of that range to the clipboard. The current active cell is my paste destination. If I have to select the source cells I will "lose my place" without some other "fancy footwork." I'm looking for a way to fill a cell with a selection from an array of "standard" contents, in an efficient manner. The autocompletion feature isn't useful. Too many of the "standard" contents are very similar, and I have to type too far to differentiate between alternatives. Thanks, Fred Holmes |
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