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Copying a Named Range with changing cell references
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transfer any formulas or formats from the source range or sheet. " wrote: I am writing a macro to copy a sheet from a workbook to a new workbook, it has hiddden rows which i am not copying just values, however, I also want to copy the named ranges to the new sheet, the problem being the cell references change as I get rid of hidden rows and columns. Is there any way to carry over a named range, having it refering to values or cell content rather than actuall cell references................ |
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