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Hi Greg,
I had no problem using a worksheet as the source, providing I copied the formula from the formula bar (F2, Ctrl-C, Enter, and then paste using Ctrl-V as before.) I often use this technique for complex defined names too. --- Regards, Norman "Greg Wilson" wrote in message ... Thanks a million pointing that out Norman !!! I can't get it to work when I copy directly from a worksheet, whether using Ctrl-V, the right-click menu or through the Edit menu. Apparently, Excel kills what's on the clipboard when copied from a worksheet (i.e. when in CutCopy mode) when dialogs are opened. The same holds for the Conditional Formatting forumula window and the named range "Refers to" window. So, the answer appears to be to write your formulas in a code module, then copy and paste to either of the above using Ctrl-V. After all this time I never knew that. This will be extremely useful. Looks like I will benefit more from this post than stephan. Please advise if I'm missing something. Thanks again. Best regards, Greg |
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