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Is there a way to write a procedure that will pull all the cell names off a
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There is an ADD-IN called ASAP Utilities that will put all named ranges in a
new workbook, along with many, many other useful tools.

http://www.asap-utilities.com/

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Do you want a list of defined names?

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Perhaps I'm missing something but isn't it F3 and paste list

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I was trying to get the defined names for a certain range.

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Perhaps I'm missing something but isn't it F3 and paste list

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Sub listum()
Dim Nm As Name
Set r = Selection
namelist = ""
For Each Nm In ActiveWorkbook.Names
If Intersect(Range(Nm), r) Is Nothing Then
Else
namelist = namelist & "," & Nm.Name
End If
Next
MsgBox (namelist)
End Sub


Forgive the leading comma


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Thanks I'll give that a try

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Sub listum()
Dim Nm As Name
Set r = Selection
namelist = ""
For Each Nm In ActiveWorkbook.Names
If Intersect(Range(Nm), r) Is Nothing Then
Else
namelist = namelist & "," & Nm.Name
End If
Next
MsgBox (namelist)
End Sub


Forgive the leading comma


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Thanks

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