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Is their a simplified method of creating a dynamic range using the
column header and the sheet name. For example suppose that in cell A2 I have a column header such as Date Machined, then beneath A2 I have a number of cells containing dates, obviously creating a dynamic range using the Insert Name Define from cell A2 would be as written below =OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$2,1,0,COUNTA(Sheet1!$A:$A)-1,1), the range name in this case would be Date_Machined I have a number of columns with column headers that I'd like to apply a dynamic range but also using the sheet name, let's say the above example would be Date_Machined_Sheet1 To simply things if I select the appropriate column then run the macro it would suffice nicely. |
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