I was disappointed with the limitations of Insert, Name, Apply. It seems to
work only in formulas that are in the same worksheet as the named cell or
range and even then only if the formula does not explicity identify the sheet.

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Softball Pete wrote:

I was disappointed with the limitations of Insert, Name, Apply. It seems to
work only in formulas that are in the same worksheet as the named cell or
range and even then only if the formula does not explicity identify the sheet.

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