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In an Excel 2010 workbook I created a dynamic named range from the Formula
tab using the Define Name utility. The formula I entered is: =OFFSET(Price Groups!$AP$2,0,0,COUNTA(Price Groups!$AP:$AP)-1,1) I want the range to include all non-empty cells in the AP column starting with the second row. When I check the named range using the Name Manager it shows the formula: =OFFSET(Price Groups!$AP$2,0,0,COUNTA(Price Groups!$AP$1:$AP$65536)-1,1) I'm not sure why Excel converts my formula, but I've tried several time to change it back to my formula and each time I get the same result. If anyone know what I'm doing wrong here, I'd appreciate any offered advice. TIA, Ken |
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