Hi,

I've defined some names in my workbook and I try to read the value o
those in my VB application.

The simple ones, which are like "=data!$A$2" (named as Xmin) are eas
to read with Range(ActiveWorkbook.Names("Xmin").Value).

How do I get the value of a named formula? (for exampl
=MAX(INDIRECT("data!A:A")) that is named as Xmax)

- Asse

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Hi Asser
Evaluate("Xmax")

HTH
Cordially
Pascal

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Hi,

I've defined some names in my workbook and I try to read the value of
those in my VB application.

The simple ones, which are like "=data!$A$2" (named as Xmin) are easy
to read with Range(ActiveWorkbook.Names("Xmin").Value).

How do I get the value of a named formula? (for example
=MAX(INDIRECT("data!A:A")) that is named as Xmax)

- Asser


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Hi & thanks for a quick reply

In case of a simple named range, evaluate works, but if I use it i
this "Xmax" situtation, I get an "Error 2023".

Should it be possible to use evaluate, when the name is actually
formula?

- Asse

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