Hi All,

I've done some searches and can't find what I'm looking for - not sure
if it's possible or not?

I have a worksheet with anywhere between 50 - 80 different defined
named ranges on it.

I need to update the sheet occassionally by inserting new details (with
a corresponding new range name), as well as deleting or editing existing
ranges.

What I'd like to know is: Is there a way I can view the sheet so that
it shows the different ranges that have names - similar to using the
"View Formulas" check in the Excel Options, but to view ranges
instead?

Am I pushing my luck here?! ; )

Cheers,

Rob.


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Hi Rob

Download a free copy of Bastien Mensink's excellent Add in ASAP
Utilities
http://www.asap-utilities.com/

This has a feature in the Information section to List all Named ranges
on a separate sheet along with their definitions (along with numerous
other useful utilities)

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Regards

Roger Govier


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Hi All,

I've done some searches and can't find what I'm looking for - not sure
if it's possible or not?

I have a worksheet with anywhere between 50 - 80 different defined
named ranges on it.

I need to update the sheet occassionally by inserting new details
(with
a corresponding new range name), as well as deleting or editing
existing
ranges.

What I'd like to know is: Is there a way I can view the sheet so that
it shows the different ranges that have names - similar to using the
"View Formulas" check in the Excel Options, but to view ranges
instead?

Am I pushing my luck here?! ; )

Cheers,

Rob.


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Hi Rob,

As you are working extensively with named ranges, you should download Jan
Karel Pieterse's invaluable Name Manager addin, which can be downloaded,
free of charge, at:

http://www.jkp-ads.com/Download.asp


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Regards,
Norman


"Rob Moyle" wrote
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Hi All,

I've done some searches and can't find what I'm looking for - not sure
if it's possible or not?

I have a worksheet with anywhere between 50 - 80 different defined
named ranges on it.

I need to update the sheet occassionally by inserting new details (with
a corresponding new range name), as well as deleting or editing existing
ranges.

What I'd like to know is: Is there a way I can view the sheet so that
it shows the different ranges that have names - similar to using the
"View Formulas" check in the Excel Options, but to view ranges
instead?

Am I pushing my luck here?! ; )

Cheers,

Rob.


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Hi Rob

As a quick and dirty method, you can reduce the zoom on the worksheet
to 39% and below and then the named ranges will be delineated and
visible.

Hope this helps!

Best regards

Richard

Hit F5 and see if this serves your purpose.

"Rob Moyle" wrote:


Hi All,

I've done some searches and can't find what I'm looking for - not sure
if it's possible or not?

I have a worksheet with anywhere between 50 - 80 different defined
named ranges on it.

I need to update the sheet occassionally by inserting new details (with
a corresponding new range name), as well as deleting or editing existing
ranges.

What I'd like to know is: Is there a way I can view the sheet so that
it shows the different ranges that have names - similar to using the
"View Formulas" check in the Excel Options, but to view ranges
instead?

Am I pushing my luck here?! ; )

Cheers,

Rob.


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