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I am developing an Outlook solution in which we read a log that is an Excel
spreadsheet that has a name range assigned to the data that is being imported into Outlook for a list box display. Outlook has the capability of reading the number of rows in an Excel named range and using that as a dynamic way to read in continuously increasing data into an array that increases as the range increases. My problem is I don't want the Outlook user to have to go to the spreadsheet log and readjust the name range everytime they use Outlook. Is there any way to make the name range on a spreadsheet dynamic so the vertical range dimension grows as the number of rows grow in the spreadsheet? -- John E. |
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See this:
http://contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic Biff "John E." wrote in message ... I am developing an Outlook solution in which we read a log that is an Excel spreadsheet that has a name range assigned to the data that is being imported into Outlook for a list box display. Outlook has the capability of reading the number of rows in an Excel named range and using that as a dynamic way to read in continuously increasing data into an array that increases as the range increases. My problem is I don't want the Outlook user to have to go to the spreadsheet log and readjust the name range everytime they use Outlook. Is there any way to make the name range on a spreadsheet dynamic so the vertical range dimension grows as the number of rows grow in the spreadsheet? -- John E. |
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Thanks so much, Biff for this referral. This does what I want!
-- John E. "Biff" wrote: See this: http://contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic Biff "John E." wrote in message ... I am developing an Outlook solution in which we read a log that is an Excel spreadsheet that has a name range assigned to the data that is being imported into Outlook for a list box display. Outlook has the capability of reading the number of rows in an Excel named range and using that as a dynamic way to read in continuously increasing data into an array that increases as the range increases. My problem is I don't want the Outlook user to have to go to the spreadsheet log and readjust the name range everytime they use Outlook. Is there any way to make the name range on a spreadsheet dynamic so the vertical range dimension grows as the number of rows grow in the spreadsheet? -- John E. |
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We can thank Debra!
Biff "John E." wrote in message ... Thanks so much, Biff for this referral. This does what I want! -- John E. "Biff" wrote: See this: http://contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic Biff "John E." wrote in message ... I am developing an Outlook solution in which we read a log that is an Excel spreadsheet that has a name range assigned to the data that is being imported into Outlook for a list box display. Outlook has the capability of reading the number of rows in an Excel named range and using that as a dynamic way to read in continuously increasing data into an array that increases as the range increases. My problem is I don't want the Outlook user to have to go to the spreadsheet log and readjust the name range everytime they use Outlook. Is there any way to make the name range on a spreadsheet dynamic so the vertical range dimension grows as the number of rows grow in the spreadsheet? -- John E. |
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