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Rich Cooper

Range Names
 
It is possible to define a range in one work book then copy it and paste it
into another work book without having to redefine the range?



steveB

Range Names
 
Rich,

The following will copy and paste from one book to another. Just substitute
the correct names for the workbooks, worksheets, and range name.

Note that there is no select instruction needed.

'''''''''''''''''
Workbooks("MyBook1.xls").Sheets("MySheet1").Range( "MyRange").Copy _
Destination:=Workbooks("Book2").Sheets("Sheet1").R ange("B5")
''''''''''''''''''

hth
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"Rich Cooper" wrote in message
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It is possible to define a range in one work book then copy it and paste

it
into another work book without having to redefine the range?





Tushar Mehta

Range Names
 
Create a new worksheet. Use Insert | Name Paste... | Paste List
button to get all the names into that worksheet starting with cell A1.
Move the worksheet over to the new workbook. Use the code I posted in
the discussion at http://www.mrexcel.com/board2/viewtopic.php?p=431798#
431798 to create the names in the new workbook.

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It is possible to define a range in one work book then copy it and paste it
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