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ranged name without "worksheet"
I am not too smart I guess, for I can't seem to find out how to refer
to (read) a named range when the specific work sheet is not known. (I want to do this in VBS.) I figured this out all on my own: set rng = Workbook.Worksheets(1).Range("Name") But what about when you know "Name" but not what sheet it is in? |
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