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I have a query that returns rows in a deliberately random sorting that
gets pasted into a sheet called "Input". I have a number of other sheets that refer to data in that page, using named ranges. When I paste in the data, I use: theSheet.Names.Add Name:=theName, RefersToR1C1:="=Input!R" & fundLoop & "C" & ccyLoop to give it a Name. "theName" is a properly formatted string, similar to " I've noticed that if the cell in question already contains a Name, this line of code will fail. I need to find a solution for this. Ideally I'd like to remove any existing names that point into this sheet. However, I can't seem to find a simple way to do this. The Names collection has all of them, not just the ones on this sheet. Is there a simple way to isolate these? Maury |
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