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Default Scope of range names

Excel XP & Win Vista
I need some help on something rather basic and I'm embarrassed to ask. When
I MANUALLY assign a range name to a range, what must I do for the scope of
the range name to be the workbook? Same question for the scope to be the
sheet.
When I assign a range name via VBA, same 2 questions. For example:
Rng.Name="Doodle" 'Is the scope workbook or sheet?
Range("A1").Name="Doodle" 'Is the scope workbook or sheet?
With Sheet("TheSheet")
.Range("A1").Name="Doodle"
End With 'Is the scope workbook or sheet?

One more question: What/Where do I look at the range names in a workbook to
determine the scope of a range name? What do I look for? Thanks for your
time and I won't show my face for a while. Otto

 
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