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I thought about iterating through the workbook names, but the same
names appear on different worksheets within the workbook. There didn't seem to be a consistency in the "Name" attribute -- the first time it is defined, it has no sheet name component, but all of the others do. I suppose I can pick up the sheet name from one of the other attributes instead (e.g. "RefersTo"). I was hoping there was an existing method to just pick them up from a given worksheet. Ah, well -- thanks for the code! On Nov 6, 12:51 pm, "RB Smissaert" wrote: Something like this will do it: |
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