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Default named ranges at workbook and worksheet levels

this i should know, but never get right...
a range can be named at a workBOOK or workSHEET level (true?)


....this presumes that a name could either exist at the workbook level and
have the same value on all of the worksheets
or
or the same name could exist on each worksheet and have a value specific to
that sheet
(is this correct?)


i use this to define a name at the workbook level:
ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add
Name:="SuspendProgrammedAutomaticCalculation", _
RefersToR1C1:="=""True"""

what would the correct code be for creating a worksheet level name


thanks in advance
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