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Driving Me MAD !!!!!
Hi
I run Excel 2K I need to place 2 range names with offset values in my spread sheet to create a dynamic chart The 1st range name (called RollValues) offset value is:- =OFFSET(ROLL_HIST!$B$41,1,0,COUNTA(ROLL_HIST!$B:$B )-1,1) The 2nd range name (called RollLabels) offset value is:- =OFFSET(ROLL_HIST!RollValues,0,-1) The problem I have is that every time I try to create the 2nd range name Excel keeps replacing the ROLL_HIST part of the offset value with the name of my workbook file. See Below =OFFSET('Diverts Weekly 2008 (2) NEW.xls'!RollValues,0,-1) Has anyone any idea why this keeps happening? Thanks |
Driving Me MAD !!!!!
It's happening because RollValues is a workbook level range. If you save
it as a WorksheetLevel range, it'll be changed to something like =OFFSET('Sheet1'!RollValues,0,-1) HTH, Barb Reinhardt "John Calder" wrote: Hi I run Excel 2K I need to place 2 range names with offset values in my spread sheet to create a dynamic chart The 1st range name (called RollValues) offset value is:- =OFFSET(ROLL_HIST!$B$41,1,0,COUNTA(ROLL_HIST!$B:$B )-1,1) The 2nd range name (called RollLabels) offset value is:- =OFFSET(ROLL_HIST!RollValues,0,-1) The problem I have is that every time I try to create the 2nd range name Excel keeps replacing the ROLL_HIST part of the offset value with the name of my workbook file. See Below =OFFSET('Diverts Weekly 2008 (2) NEW.xls'!RollValues,0,-1) Has anyone any idea why this keeps happening? Thanks |
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