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working with a named range
hi all,
i'm looking to figure out how to use a named range and get its value into a new cell, but not the reference, the actual value ie dim loc as range loc.formular1c1="=NamedRange1" will put the reference to where NamedRange1 points - and will change when NamedRange1 changes. however i need the copy to be 'static' any suggestions? tia J |
working with a named range
loc.formular1c1="=NamedRange1"
loc.formula = loc.value or loc.Value = Range("NameRange1").Value -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Gixxer_J_97" wrote in message ... hi all, i'm looking to figure out how to use a named range and get its value into a new cell, but not the reference, the actual value ie dim loc as range loc.formular1c1="=NamedRange1" will put the reference to where NamedRange1 points - and will change when NamedRange1 changes. however i need the copy to be 'static' any suggestions? tia J |
working with a named range
how about
range("a2").value=[namedrange1] -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Gixxer_J_97" wrote in message ... hi all, i'm looking to figure out how to use a named range and get its value into a new cell, but not the reference, the actual value ie dim loc as range loc.formular1c1="=NamedRange1" will put the reference to where NamedRange1 points - and will change when NamedRange1 changes. however i need the copy to be 'static' any suggestions? tia J |
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