1) Is there a limit to the number of named ranges a worksheet can have?

2) I don't really need a macro to perform a copy, however, it is a very
good example of my actual problem.

2A) I would like the user to place the cursor where the text is to be
copied from and click a button to invoke the "copy macro". Once this macro
is invoked it would read the contents of the activecell and then re-prompt
the user for a cell of where the text is to be coppied. Once the user
CLICKED on this cell the macro would copy the value of the first cell into
the second.

Thanks in advance,

Christmas May wrote:
1) Is there a limit to the number of named ranges a worksheet can have?

Help for "Worksheet and workbook specifications" says that
Names in a workbook are "Limited by available memory". I've
used workbooks with hundreds (maybe thousands) of names
with no problems.


2) I don't really need a macro to perform a copy, however, it is a very
good example of my actual problem.

2A) I would like the user to place the cursor where the text is to be
copied from and click a button to invoke the "copy macro". Once this macro
is invoked it would read the contents of the activecell and then re-prompt
the user for a cell of where the text is to be coppied. Once the user
CLICKED on this cell the macro would copy the value of the first cell into
the second.

You can use Application.InputBox (see help) with a Type of 8 to get
the user to specify a target cell.



Thanks in advance,

Andrew,

This basically solved my problems/questions. One minor thing is that
currently the input box "type 8" thing allows the user to select a range,
rather than a specific cell. I have two work arounds for two different
problems. First, I simply disgard the previously selected range and notify
the user they must select only a cell. Second, I just find the left upper
most cell and use it.

Once again thanks for the information. I'm considering this issue completed.

Sincerely,

Christmas May



"Andrew Taylor" wrote:


Christmas May wrote:
1) Is there a limit to the number of named ranges a worksheet can have?

Help for "Worksheet and workbook specifications" says that
Names in a workbook are "Limited by available memory". I've
used workbooks with hundreds (maybe thousands) of names
with no problems.


2) I don't really need a macro to perform a copy, however, it is a very
good example of my actual problem.

2A) I would like the user to place the cursor where the text is to be
copied from and click a button to invoke the "copy macro". Once this macro
is invoked it would read the contents of the activecell and then re-prompt
the user for a cell of where the text is to be coppied. Once the user
CLICKED on this cell the macro would copy the value of the first cell into
the second.

You can use Application.InputBox (see help) with a Type of 8 to get
the user to specify a target cell.



Thanks in advance,