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Default define a print area and name it based on info in first cell in a row...

Here where I work I get a report from an mrp system that is formated in
the folowing way:

Project Task Cost Backlog Wip (This is a header)
Proj-0001 100 50 50
100 Engineering
info1 1252
info2 2258
200 Manufact.
info1 2252
info2 2252
(Blank Row)
Proj-0002 199 49 50
100 Engineering
info1 1252
info2 5258
200 Manufact.
info1 2452
info2 2220

ETC....(about 300 diferent projects)


The only constants in the report are the number of columns (always A to
P)
and the blank line at the end of each project as a separator.

What I need to do is the following create a named area that starts at
the project name and ends at the blank row. The name is derived from
the project name. The idea is to be able to print and sort these areas
based on the project name from a selection form. I think I should be
able to create the form portion but I dont know how to create the named
areas. Maybe there is a better way ???

 
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