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Default Referring to Microsoft Excel array in VBA

You can also use the simpler:

[myName]

or Evaluate("myName")


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Alan,

How about

Evaluate(Names("myName").RefersTo)

Is this what you want?

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"Alan Beban" wrote in message
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I have a defined name, "MyArray". It refers to the array 4;3;4;3;2;5.
How do I refer to MyArray in VBA code?

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Alan Beban





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