Automated Naming of ranges...
 

Hi,

Can someone suggest which of the do...loop
structures would work best for the following.

I have a big chunk of data that I need to automatically
name into same-sized ranges (i.e. 5 columns by 5000 rows
where i would want to name 100 ranges comprised of 5
columns by 50 rows.) Each range name is named after the
upper-left cell the first 50 lines.

Now given that there are some blank spaces in my table, i
was unable to automate a macro to go until it found a
blank space because it would end the range naming function
too early.

help...

thanks,

Gman

Automated Naming of ranges...
 

Well, if your cells are contiguous (i.e., an entire row
or column does not separate them) you can loop using the
CurrentRegion property of your data chunk (e.g., use the
total number of rows in the CurrentRegion to be you loop
limit).

Seth



-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Can someone suggest which of the do...loop
structures would work best for the following.

I have a big chunk of data that I need to automatically
name into same-sized ranges (i.e. 5 columns by 5000 rows
where i would want to name 100 ranges comprised of 5
columns by 50 rows.) Each range name is named after the
upper-left cell the first 50 lines.

Now given that there are some blank spaces in my table,
i
was unable to automate a macro to go until it found a
blank space because it would end the range naming
function
too early.

help...

thanks,

Gman

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