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I would like to assign a name to a cell according to its contents. Is this
possible? And what is the syntax? -- Thanks very much. KDJ |
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Syntax would be the same as naming it after anything else.
Range("A1").Name = Range("A1").Value but you have to be careful you don't put any spurious characters in there. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "KDJ" wrote in message ... I would like to assign a name to a cell according to its contents. Is this possible? And what is the syntax? -- Thanks very much. KDJ |
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