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If I issue this command:
application.goto Reference:="MyRange" and the named range "MyRange" does not exist, is there a way to programatically pick up the name of the range that the error failed on. I am using error handling and my initial idea was to place a line above the command: referencename="MyRange", but if I missed doing this I'd get the wrong message in my error handling area. So that is the reason for this question. |
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