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I'm trying to create a Dynamic Named Range with the following formula however when I enter the formula in Name Manager the selection go down up to row 5850. It select 5 times the number on the formula.
Any help please? Thank you.

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=OFFSET(dataRaw!$C$1:$G$1170,,,COUNTA(dataRaw!$C$1:$G$1170))
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Hi,

Am Wed, 19 Jul 2017 03:56:04 +0100 schrieb Act17M:

I'm trying to create a Dynamic Named Range with the following formula
however when I enter the formula in Name Manager the selection go down
up to row 5850. It select 5 times the number on the formula.
Any help please? Thank you.

Code:
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=OFFSET(dataRaw!$C$1:$G$1170,,,COUNTA(dataRaw!$C$1 :$G$1170))
--------------------


try:
=OFFSET(dataRaw!$C$1,,,COUNTA(dataRaw!$C:$C),5)


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@Claus Thank you! your formula works perfectly.... that was exactly what I needed.
I'm very glad for the help.
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