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Hello all,
I have given cells A1070:B1070 on sheets 2, 3, 4 unique names (6 names, 2 cells on each sheet). In my code I can use "Range([RangeName])" to refer to the cells on the active sheet only. In order to refer to named ranges on other sheets I need to use "Worksheets([SheetName]).Range([RangeName])". Does anyone know why this is so? If each cell on the 3 different sheets has a unique name, why do I need to tell it which sheet to look at? Is there any way arond this (other than declaring 6 range object variables and setting them = to each named range)? -- Thanks for any help anyone can provide, Conan Kelly |
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