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I am using XL 2002
I wrote all of the names in a workbook that I am working with to a text file and found a few entries like this Network!ADSwitc What does this meean? I've noticed that I only see the name 'ADSwitch' when I have the Network worksheet activated; otherwise it doesn't appear in the DefineNames dialog TIA JO |
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Hi Joe,
I wrote all of the names in a workbook that I am working with to a text file and found a few entries like this: Network!ADSwitch What does this meean? I've noticed that I only see the name 'ADSwitch' when I have the Network worksheet activated; otherwise it doesn't appear in the DefineNames dialog. Names can be local (tied to a single sheet) or global (tied to the workbook). It means that name is local to that particular sheet. One creates a local name by preceding its name with the sheetname it is to be local to. Another way local names get produced is when one copies a sheet with ranges that are referred to by global names. If you use defined names a lot, consider downloading the Name manager (by Charles Williams, Matthew Henson and myself) from: www.jkp-ads.com or www.bmsltd.ie/mvp or from: www.decisionmodels.com/downloads.htm Regards, Jan Karel Pieterse Excel MVP www.jkp-ads.com |
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Thank you, Jan
----- Jan Karel Pieterse wrote: ---- Hi Joe I wrote all of the names in a workbook that I am working with to a text file and found a few entries like this Network!ADSwitc What does this meean? I've noticed that I only see the name 'ADSwitch' when I have the Network worksheet activated; otherwise it doesn't appear in the DefineNames dialog Names can be local (tied to a single sheet) or global (tied to the workbook). It means that name is local to that particular sheet. One creates a local name by preceding its name with the sheetname it is to be local to Another way local names get produced is when one copies a sheet with ranges that are referred to by global names If you use defined names a lot, consider downloading the Name manager (by Charles Williams, Matthew Henson and myself) from www.jkp-ads.co o www.bmsltd.ie/mv or from www.decisionmodels.com/downloads.ht Regards Jan Karel Pieters Excel MV www.jkp-ads.co |
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