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You don't need to retype the formula time and time again. You can copy
(either the cell, or from the formula bar, depending on what you want to achieve)and paste. The process of defining a name has been addressed by another contributor to the thread. -- David Biddulph wrote in message ... Is there some way to give a formula with a name without having to manually retype the whole thing? I have a big formula that works perfectly, and I'd like to define it as a name so I can use the formula in several different places. I can't paste it in the Define Name Refers to: box and it's too long for me to type in manually without making an error. I should mention that the sheet I'm using now has the formula functioning this way (as a defined name), but the formula has changed and editing it is impossible because I can't scroll through the formula to change values without inserting cell references. TIA |
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