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There are 2 named ranges, Quantity and Amount on Sheet1.
Sheet1 is then copied 3 times (the same names are also therefore copied). If sheet5 is inserted (not copied) how can I programatically detect if sheet5 has the named range Quantity without the use of absolute cell references? I'd be very grateful of advice. Geoff |
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