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If cell A1 has a named range of "Cell.Testname" what code can I use to put
this name into a VBA variable. I can only pull through the actual cell co-ordinates and it is frustrating the hell out of me!!!! |
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![]() Hi Dandog, Try: Var = Range("A1").Name.Name --- Regards, Norman "Dandog" wrote in message ... If cell A1 has a named range of "Cell.Testname" what code can I use to put this name into a VBA variable. I can only pull through the actual cell co-ordinates and it is frustrating the hell out of me!!!! |
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Why is it the simple ones that can trip us up!!
Perfect outcome with this - thanks "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Dandog, Try: Var = Range("A1").Name.Name --- Regards, Norman "Dandog" wrote in message ... If cell A1 has a named range of "Cell.Testname" what code can I use to put this name into a VBA variable. I can only pull through the actual cell co-ordinates and it is frustrating the hell out of me!!!! |
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