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Hi everyone,
I've just named a range of cells on a worksheet. Then I created a copy of the worksheet in the workbook and now i've got two ranges of cells with the same name. I didn't think you could do that. So now when I select my range from the Names drop down list it takes me to the original range of cells, unless i am on the copied sheet, in which case it takes me to the range on that sheet. Is this normal? I am using Excel 2002. TIA big t |
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