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Hi All,

I have a listing i'd like to give a name. As the listing
has a heading, i cant use the currentregion option when
defining the name.
I.e.
No. SuppN SuppNo
1 ABBCD 10012
2 HJUTH 2704
etc etc

The listing itself is currently selected (no headings
included).
Can anyone help me modify the below coding so the current
selection is defined?

ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add Name:="SuppTbl", _
RefersTo:=ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("Supps").Selec tion

Thanks in advance.

Russell.
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russell (skmr3) wrote:

Hi All,

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Can anyone help me modify the below coding so the current
selection is defined?

ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add Name:="SuppTbl", _
RefersTo:=ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("Supps").Selec tion

Thanks in advance.

Russell.

'Selection' is only available for the Application and Window objects.

Either:
ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add Name:="SuppTbl", _
RefersTo:=ActiveWindow.Selection

ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add Name:="SuppTbl", _
RefersTo:=Application.Selection

might suit your needs.

HTH,

Matthew Connor

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