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I don't seem to be able to Google a helpful answer on this, although I'm
sure it's been discussed a bunch. If I try to define a name in the Insert Name dialog, it clears the "refers to" box after (I'm guessing) 255 characters and starts over. But if I define the name through code, the range contains all the cells in the code even though they don't all show in the Insert Name "refers to" box. So, what's the best way to create a named range that's longer than 255 characters? Will the range continue to include all the cells? It seems to. Thanks, Doug Glancy |
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