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On Nov 6, 3:08*am, "Charles Williams"
wrote: The problem is that you are creating Range Names with Relative references in the RefersTo formula. In general its better to only create them with absolute references 'sheet1'!$a$1:$h$2 If you really need relative references in Names I recommend using R1C1 reference mode rather than A1 mode, its easier to see what you are doing. Charles I tried every combination of absolute and relative addresses, A1 vs. R1C1 etc and the result is the same as above Unfortunately, I have to get this code written, so I've rethought how I want to accomplish it Art |
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