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Name box...help please
Win XP Pro
MS Office XP I have an Excel workbook with several workshets in it. I have "named" certain cells in a worksheet, which is shown on a "name box" dropdown list OK. Now when I try to use a LOOKUP function I am unable to see the "name box" as it is replaced by LOOKUP. I was hoping to save time with the name range facility but I am stumped as to why I cannot reference it and use it with a lookup function with another sheet in this workbook....Once I start using lookup function I have no dropdown NAME BOX. As a newbie I hope have explained my problem? TIA |
Name box...help please
If you are building a formula, when you get to the place where you want to
use a Range Name....Press the [F3] key to see a list of defined names in the workbook. Example: If you have a range named LU_ProdList and you want to use it in a VLOOKUP formula... Type: =VLOOKUP(A1, Press the [F3] key Select LU_ProdList from the list Click the [OK] button Then continue building the formula Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Terry" wrote: Win XP Pro MS Office XP I have an Excel workbook with several workshets in it. I have "named" certain cells in a worksheet, which is shown on a "name box" dropdown list OK. Now when I try to use a LOOKUP function I am unable to see the "name box" as it is replaced by LOOKUP. I was hoping to save time with the name range facility but I am stumped as to why I cannot reference it and use it with a lookup function with another sheet in this workbook....Once I start using lookup function I have no dropdown NAME BOX. As a newbie I hope have explained my problem? TIA |
Name box...help please
Brilliant ...Thank you RON
Terry "Ron Coderre" wrote in message ... If you are building a formula, when you get to the place where you want to use a Range Name....Press the [F3] key to see a list of defined names in the workbook. Example: If you have a range named LU_ProdList and you want to use it in a VLOOKUP formula... Type: =VLOOKUP(A1, Press the [F3] key Select LU_ProdList from the list Click the [OK] button Then continue building the formula Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Terry" wrote: Win XP Pro MS Office XP I have an Excel workbook with several workshets in it. I have "named" certain cells in a worksheet, which is shown on a "name box" dropdown list OK. Now when I try to use a LOOKUP function I am unable to see the "name box" as it is replaced by LOOKUP. I was hoping to save time with the name range facility but I am stumped as to why I cannot reference it and use it with a lookup function with another sheet in this workbook....Once I start using lookup function I have no dropdown NAME BOX. As a newbie I hope have explained my problem? TIA |
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