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I have created 50 Range names and at the time
I created them I was in a sheet named PaySchedule Now weeks later as I return to the file - If PaySchedule is the activesheet I can click on the RangeName Box (Upper left) and see all 50 of my names with all the RefersTo boxes showing =PaySchedule!A11 example. There is a Second Column which is also showing PayScheule If I got to another sheet - they do not appear in the RangeBox of that sheet, and if I do the Insert, Range, and scroll-down and select a rangename and look in the refersto box, it shows: =#REF!$A$11 Is this a postional (error) thing? Actually, I use VBA Code to read ....... With wb.Worksheets("PaySchedule") p(1) = .Range("PaDep").Value p(2) = .Range("PaRls").Value p(3) = .Range("PaCom").Value .... To read the values into an array for further processing If anyone can pickup on my confusion, I'd appreciate soem clarification - so that I can relax !! Tks, Jim |
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I've since discovered that all my two-column RangeNames
in the RefersTo: Box showed =PaySchedule!$A$11 versus ='PaySchedule'!$A$11 - so I deleted them and re-entered them All. Now all rangenames are one-column only and They all appear from all worksheets from the Rangename Box. I still think I'm missing somthing important here, But I'll consult my 8 Excel Reference books for the indepth answer. Tks, Jim "Jim May" wrote: I have created 50 Range names and at the time I created them I was in a sheet named PaySchedule Now weeks later as I return to the file - If PaySchedule is the activesheet I can click on the RangeName Box (Upper left) and see all 50 of my names with all the RefersTo boxes showing =PaySchedule!A11 example. There is a Second Column which is also showing PayScheule If I got to another sheet - they do not appear in the RangeBox of that sheet, and if I do the Insert, Range, and scroll-down and select a rangename and look in the refersto box, it shows: =#REF!$A$11 Is this a postional (error) thing? Actually, I use VBA Code to read ...... With wb.Worksheets("PaySchedule") p(1) = .Range("PaDep").Value p(2) = .Range("PaRls").Value p(3) = .Range("PaCom").Value ... To read the values into an array for further processing If anyone can pickup on my confusion, I'd appreciate soem clarification - so that I can relax !! Tks, Jim |
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