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Access a worksheet level named range with Refers To like "=5".
When a named range has Refers To like "=5" I can't seem to access the value
(or anything about the range for that matter) via code. I assume this is because it doesn't point to a range and thus isn't part of the range collection. Is there a way to get to the value of this named "range" via code? Thanks, Jeremy |
Access a worksheet level named range with Refers To like "=5".
answer = [test]
where test was defined as =5. "Jeremy Gollehon" wrote: When a named range has Refers To like "=5" I can't seem to access the value (or anything about the range for that matter) via code. I assume this is because it doesn't point to a range and thus isn't part of the range collection. Is there a way to get to the value of this named "range" via code? Thanks, Jeremy |
Access a worksheet level named range with Refers To like "=5".
Perfect. Thanks Bob.
Bob Umlas, Excel MVP wrote: answer = [test] where test was defined as =5. "Jeremy Gollehon" wrote: When a named range has Refers To like "=5" I can't seem to access the value (or anything about the range for that matter) via code. I assume this is because it doesn't point to a range and thus isn't part of the range collection. Is there a way to get to the value of this named "range" via code? Thanks, Jeremy |
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