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Thanks Dave,
I tried the code with minor changes (Sheet1 to Lists) and ...If LCase(myCell.Value) = "y" Then... to "Y". I placed the code in the "Lists" sheet. After compiling and saving I thought this would create a WorkBook range name "ListRec". I added =ListRec to a cell data validation to test and received the Error "A named range you specified cannot be found" when OKing the change. Not sure what I did wrong. Any ideas so I can test this process?? Dennis |
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