create named range in each sheet in workbook
 

I'm using this code to delineate the range I want filters applied to:

Range(Range("b3"), Range("b3").End(xlDown).End(xlToRight) _
.Offset(-1, 2)).Select

Now I want a macro to go into every worksheet in the workbook, the
number may vary, and create a named range called FilterRange with the
worksheet's name. Than I can use that named range to apply filters to
from buttons/macros. Can anyone help me here?
Thanks in advance.

create named range in each sheet in workbook
 

I would Dim wks As Worksheet and Dim strName As String, then
For Each wks In WhateverWorkbook
strName = wks.Name
strName = strName & "FilterRange"
' set range, using strName as the name
Next wks

HTH
Ed

"davegb" wrote in message
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I'm using this code to delineate the range I want filters applied to:

Range(Range("b3"), Range("b3").End(xlDown).End(xlToRight) _
.Offset(-1, 2)).Select

Now I want a macro to go into every worksheet in the workbook, the
number may vary, and create a named range called FilterRange with the
worksheet's name. Than I can use that named range to apply filters to
from buttons/macros. Can anyone help me here?
Thanks in advance.

create named range in each sheet in workbook
 

Dim sh As Worksheet
For Each sh In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
With sh
.Range(.Range("B3"), .Range("B3").End(xlDown).End(xlToRight) _
.Offset(-1, 2)).Name = "'" & sh.Name & "'!FilterRange"
End With
Next sh


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HTH

RP
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"davegb" wrote in message
oups.com...
I'm using this code to delineate the range I want filters applied to:

Range(Range("b3"), Range("b3").End(xlDown).End(xlToRight) _
.Offset(-1, 2)).Select

Now I want a macro to go into every worksheet in the workbook, the
number may vary, and create a named range called FilterRange with the
worksheet's name. Than I can use that named range to apply filters to
from buttons/macros. Can anyone help me here?
Thanks in advance.

create named range in each sheet in workbook
 

Thanks Bob and Ed! Got it working.