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I happened to copy a worksheet with a named range.
Afterwards the named range exists in both sheets as a "local" reference, i.e. I have the same Name in both sheets and they refer to the same cell in the respective sheets. If you look in Insert/Define you'll find a sheet reference to the current sheet, next to the Name. Is there a way of creating a "local" Name reference to a cell or range, without splitting sheets? It can be very useful, especially in vba! Best Regards Mats |
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