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Many thanks to everyone for the responses; it looks like offset is the way to
go. I really appreciate the examples, the code, and the explanations! Thanks again, Raul P.S., I am continually amazed with the quality and the timeliness of the responses to questions posted on this newsgroup. I cannot put into words what a valuable asset this is to me and all the users of Microsoft products. "Raul" wrote: I have a number of named ranges in a workbook, and these ranges need to be updated as new data is added. Is there a way to select all the named ranges in a workbook and read the contents in the "refers to:" field? As an aside, could these ranges be set up to be dynamic so they will update themselves to fit the data? Thanks in advance, Raul |
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