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Thanks Peter T and Arno: that does work!
"Peter T" wrote: I suspect arno meant: Insert / Name / Paste... / Paste List or in a macro: ActiveCell.ListNames If "Paste." is greyed out, or the above code does nothing, it means no non-hidden Workbook-level names exist and no Worksheet-level names exist on the active sheet. But Worksheet-level names may or may not exist on other sheets. Only way to fully confirm is activating other sheets and check similar, or with a macro as others have suggested. And only with a macro to check any hidden names. Regards, Peter T "NameSearcher" wrote in message ... Suggestion is on point but I can't seem to bring up the sequence. I have EXCEL 2000. I have tried the Tools\Customize\ command and tried to set up a custom menu bar with the Insert List but I haven't been able to get it to work. Maybe walk me through it slower. Thanks. "arno" wrote: Menu Insert/Names/Insert/Insert List arno "NameSearcher" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... How do I get a list of all the names being used in an EXCEL workbook? The "Insert\Names... " sequence of commands gets a list you can view on the screen, about 10 at a time. I would like to copy/paste the whole list. I would also like the list to include (as a separate column) associated text showing the references for each name. |
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