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I have a named data base and want to name the rows columns and use those
names to return the intersecting value. I named the array without a problem,
but I can't seem to get the rows & cols. named to use in a formula.

I have 2003 with SP2

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Dan,

Select the table with the row and column labels, and use Insert / Name /
Create... and check "top row" and "left column" and click OK.

Note that your labels should not have any spaces to create valid names for
the intersect function.

HTH,
Bernie
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I have a named data base and want to name the rows columns and use those
names to return the intersecting value. I named the array without a
problem,
but I can't seem to get the rows & cols. named to use in a formula.

I have 2003 with SP2

Thanks
Dan



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