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Hi,
how can I reliably and efficiently determine if a cell "is a member of" a named range, i.e. if it is part of a named range? It should work looping trough all Names, determine if the name refers to a range, and if so loop through the cells of the range and compare with the "pivot" (the given cell) using the Is operator. If a match is found, return the named range (i.e. stop looping immediately); if loop terminates, return Nothing. But is there a better way? It seems to me if there are lots of/huge named ranges in a workbook this method might be a little slow. Any ideas? |
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