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Jie,

Are you sure it was A3:A9, not A6:A9. If the latter, that is due to being in
a different cell from that when the range was named, which is overcome by
making them absolute $A$3:$A$6

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Hi

I created a named range in VS.NET C#, for example, PPP_CUSTOMER =

"Jo"+Sheet1!A3:A6. But later when I use Excel VBA Addin to query this named
range (Workbook.Names(i)), the range has changed to Sheet1!A3:A9. Do you
know why?

Thanks

Jie



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