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Is it possible to export just data from a named range to a CSV file?

If so any references?



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How about copying that named range to another workbook, then saving that
workbook as a .csv file.

If you need a macro, you could record one when you do it manually.

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Is it possible to export just data from a named range to a CSV file?

If so any references?


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Thank for suggesting a way of doing it, which is appreciated.

What I actually asked was is it possible to export just data from a named
range.

If it is not possible can someone advise me of this.



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How about copying that named range to another workbook, then saving that
workbook as a .csv file.

If you need a macro, you could record one when you do it manually.

Paul W Smith wrote:

Is it possible to export just data from a named range to a CSV file?

If so any references?


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