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Hello,
I would like to define a named range such as D5, D6, D7 as the range. I define it as test1. And I want to reference it somewhere else. Say F8 (=test1) But I want F8 to be the sum of all of these numbers in the range. Is there a way to do this. Besides making a different named cell D8 as the sum of D5-D7? thanks |
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=sum(test1)
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "greg" wrote in message ... Hello, I would like to define a named range such as D5, D6, D7 as the range. I define it as test1. And I want to reference it somewhere else. Say F8 (=test1) But I want F8 to be the sum of all of these numbers in the range. Is there a way to do this. Besides making a different named cell D8 as the sum of D5-D7? thanks |
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Range("D5:D7").Name = "myRange"
Range("F8").value = Application.Sum(Range("myRange")) -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "greg" wrote in message ... Hello, I would like to define a named range such as D5, D6, D7 as the range. I define it as test1. And I want to reference it somewhere else. Say F8 (=test1) But I want F8 to be the sum of all of these numbers in the range. Is there a way to do this. Besides making a different named cell D8 as the sum of D5-D7? thanks |
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Thanks all
I will take a look "greg" wrote in message ... Hello, I would like to define a named range such as D5, D6, D7 as the range. I define it as test1. And I want to reference it somewhere else. Say F8 (=test1) But I want F8 to be the sum of all of these numbers in the range. Is there a way to do this. Besides making a different named cell D8 as the sum of D5-D7? thanks |
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Greg,
Insert - Name - Define. In the box, enter test1. In "Refers to:" put: =SUM(Sheet1!$D$5:$D$7) or =SUM(Sheet1!$D$5,Sheet1!$D$6,Sheet1!$D$7) In either case, you can click or drag the cells after clicking into the "Refers to" box instead of typing the cell references. Click "Add" -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- "greg" wrote in message ... Hello, I would like to define a named range such as D5, D6, D7 as the range. I define it as test1. And I want to reference it somewhere else. Say F8 (=test1) But I want F8 to be the sum of all of these numbers in the range. Is there a way to do this. Besides making a different named cell D8 as the sum of D5-D7? thanks |
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