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I am programmatically naming cells based on a header row and their
position. The problem is not in code but in a name I am trying to use. I am trying to name a cell 'C2a.1' and I get 'That Name is not Valid'. When doing this manually I get the same error. Looking at the help I know I can't name a cell or range like a valid Excel reference e.g. A2 or $A$2 or R1C2 etc... but this is a mystery to me! Any ideas? Steve |
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