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I have a set of data that i have assigned a range name.
Time to time i keep adding data to this sheet. I know I can do it using Offset function. But the problem is I am not really able to understand the Offset function. It does not include the new data i add in the range . And somehow after I write the offset function the range name does not show up in the upper right hand range name drop down menu. can someone kindly let me know how exactly can i use offset and why does the range name disappear from teh drop down list after writing the offset function. thank you for all the help. |
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Dynamic names just don't show in the names box I am afraid.
To assign a range, try =OFFSET($A$1,,,COUNTA($A:$A)) assuming the data is in clumn A -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Demi" wrote in message ... I have a set of data that i have assigned a range name. Time to time i keep adding data to this sheet. I know I can do it using Offset function. But the problem is I am not really able to understand the Offset function. It does not include the new data i add in the range . And somehow after I write the offset function the range name does not show up in the upper right hand range name drop down menu. can someone kindly let me know how exactly can i use offset and why does the range name disappear from teh drop down list after writing the offset function. thank you for all the help. |
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See this:
http://contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic Also, only the names of static ranges will appear in the name box. When you create a dynamic range, you're actually creating a named formula. Biff "Demi" wrote in message ... I have a set of data that i have assigned a range name. Time to time i keep adding data to this sheet. I know I can do it using Offset function. But the problem is I am not really able to understand the Offset function. It does not include the new data i add in the range . And somehow after I write the offset function the range name does not show up in the upper right hand range name drop down menu. can someone kindly let me know how exactly can i use offset and why does the range name disappear from teh drop down list after writing the offset function. thank you for all the help. |
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What is the current range you want to assign a name and what kind of
data does the range house? And, are you on Excel 2003? Demi wrote: I have a set of data that i have assigned a range name. Time to time i keep adding data to this sheet. I know I can do it using Offset function. But the problem is I am not really able to understand the Offset function. It does not include the new data i add in the range . And somehow after I write the offset function the range name does not show up in the upper right hand range name drop down menu. can someone kindly let me know how exactly can i use offset and why does the range name disappear from teh drop down list after writing the offset function. thank you for all the help. |
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