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I DO NOT KNOW IF THIS HAS TO BE DONE USING VBA ETC OR IF YOU CAN DO IT WITH
NORMAL EXCEL FUNCTIONS. I KNOW THAT YOU CAN NAME BLOCKS OF CELLS, BUT I CANNOT REMEMBER HOW TO DO IT |
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Select the range of cells say B5:D10. Just above Col A header in the 'Name
box' type the name you would prefer to have for the named range. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "SURFERJOE" wrote: I DO NOT KNOW IF THIS HAS TO BE DONE USING VBA ETC OR IF YOU CAN DO IT WITH NORMAL EXCEL FUNCTIONS. I KNOW THAT YOU CAN NAME BLOCKS OF CELLS, BUT I CANNOT REMEMBER HOW TO DO IT |
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