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refer to a named range in this.workbook
Hi All,
How do l refer to a workbook level named range? I was expecting to use something like this: ThisWorkbook.Names = "MyRange" Regards Michael |
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This is the actual range...
ThisWorkbook.Names("MyRange").RefersToRange so you can reference any of it properties; for example... MsgBox ThisWorkbook.Names("MyRange").RefersToRange.Addres s MsgBox ThisWorkbook.Names("MyRange").RefersToRange.Count etc. Rick "michael.beckinsale" wrote in message ... Hi All, How do l refer to a workbook level named range? I was expecting to use something like this: ThisWorkbook.Names = "MyRange" Regards Michael |
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Hi Rick,
Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately that doesn't seem to solve the problem. Let me explain a little more. I am building a workbook which contains a form and a 'list' sheet for info to populate the form's combo boxs. The form is to be used to populate any other ad-hoc workbook the user may want. Simply put an 'add-in' type workbook is used to collate the information but the data is entered into another workbook. This is example of code l have tried to populate the combo boxes using the named range UserForm_Initialize cbFUNCT.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT").RefersToRange and cbFUNCT.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT") Any ideas? Regards Michael |
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Hi Rick,
Sorry, obviously being an idiot this morning. I didnt specify the property, in this case .address Regards Michael |
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The RowSource property is a String, the RefersToRange is a Range... you
can't assign a range to a String. I'm guessing you may want to do this... cbFUNCT.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT").RefersToRange.Address where you pickup the actual address from the range. Remember, the RefersToRange is the actual Range that the Name references. Rick "michael.beckinsale" wrote in message ... Hi Rick, Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately that doesn't seem to solve the problem. Let me explain a little more. I am building a workbook which contains a form and a 'list' sheet for info to populate the form's combo boxs. The form is to be used to populate any other ad-hoc workbook the user may want. Simply put an 'add-in' type workbook is used to collate the information but the data is entered into another workbook. This is example of code l have tried to populate the combo boxes using the named range UserForm_Initialize cbFUNCT.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT").RefersToRange and cbFUNCT.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT") Any ideas? Regards Michael |
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No sooner than I sent my message, your follow up (recognizing the problem)
appeared. Rick "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote in message ... The RowSource property is a String, the RefersToRange is a Range... you can't assign a range to a String. I'm guessing you may want to do this... cbFUNCT.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT").RefersToRange.Address where you pickup the actual address from the range. Remember, the RefersToRange is the actual Range that the Name references. Rick "michael.beckinsale" wrote in message ... Hi Rick, Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately that doesn't seem to solve the problem. Let me explain a little more. I am building a workbook which contains a form and a 'list' sheet for info to populate the form's combo boxs. The form is to be used to populate any other ad-hoc workbook the user may want. Simply put an 'add-in' type workbook is used to collate the information but the data is entered into another workbook. This is example of code l have tried to populate the combo boxes using the named range UserForm_Initialize cbFUNCT.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT").RefersToRange and cbFUNCT.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT") Any ideas? Regards Michael |
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Hi Rick,
Hope you are still monitoring. This still doesn't work. The .Address property seems to return the address without the sheet reference: A1:A2 If l use .RefersTo using a message box it returns the correct property Lists! A1:A2 But i can then assign that to the RowSource Any ideas? Regards Michael |
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If ThisWorkbook is the activeworkbook what you posted previously should work
cbFUNCT.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT") Otherwise try this cbFUNCT.RowSource = _ ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT").RefersToRange.Address( , , , True) Regards, Peter T "michael.beckinsale" wrote in message ... Hi Rick, Hope you are still monitoring. This still doesn't work. The .Address property seems to return the address without the sheet reference: A1:A2 If l use .RefersTo using a message box it returns the correct property Lists! A1:A2 But i can then assign that to the RowSource Any ideas? Regards Michael |
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An alternative to Peter's (just using named parms):
cbFUNCT.RowSource _ = ThisWorkbook.Names("FUNCT").RefersToRange.Address( external:=true) "michael.beckinsale" wrote: Hi Rick, Hope you are still monitoring. This still doesn't work. The .Address property seems to return the address without the sheet reference: A1:A2 If l use .RefersTo using a message box it returns the correct property Lists! A1:A2 But i can then assign that to the RowSource Any ideas? Regards Michael -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi All,
Sorry but that doesn't work either. Maybe l am missing some thing re ThisWorkbook ThisWorkbook contains the form, code, named range etc The active workbook can be any other workbook. Any further ideas greatly appreciated. Regards Michael |
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Hi All,
I must take back all i said. Works perfectly, typo error Thanks tremendously, this was really holding me up. Its always what appears to be easy that proves a problem! Regards Michael |
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