Hi,

can someone tell me if it is possible to assign a named range to another
with the same dimension

eg. [aValue]=[aResult] where [aValue] is the named range [A1:A3] and
[aResult] is the named range [B1:B3]

thanks
Jos Vens

Hi Jos.

Try:

Range("aValue").Value = Range("aResult").Value


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Regards,
Norman



"Jos Vens" wrote in message
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Hi,

can someone tell me if it is possible to assign a named range to another
with the same dimension

eg. [aValue]=[aResult] where [aValue] is the named range [A1:A3] and
[aResult] is the named range [B1:B3]

thanks
Jos Vens

Thanks a lot!

Jos Vens

"Norman Jones" schreef in bericht
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Hi Jos.

Try:

Range("aValue").Value = Range("aResult").Value


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Regards,
Norman



"Jos Vens" wrote in message
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Hi,

can someone tell me if it is possible to assign a named range to another
with the same dimension

eg. [aValue]=[aResult] where [aValue] is the named range [A1:A3] and
[aResult] is the named range [B1:B3]

thanks
Jos Vens

Jos..

I always liked this [a1:d3] referencing.
I've stopped using it since Tom Ogilvy recently pointed me to:

Square Bracket Notation Is Less Efficient Than Tunneling
<http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;104502


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Jos Vens wrote :

Hi,

can someone tell me if it is possible to assign a named range to
another with the same dimension

eg. [aValue]=[aResult] where [aValue] is the named range [A1:A3] and
[aResult] is the named range [B1:B3]

thanks
Jos Vens