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how do I name ranges in an Excel worksheet
I have an excel worksheet that I am trying to convert into my outlook
contacts but everytime I do it tells me I have to name ranges in excel first. and I dont know how to do that |
Go to InsertNameDefine... and add the name and the range it refers to.
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "becca122121" wrote in message ... I have an excel worksheet that I am trying to convert into my outlook contacts but everytime I do it tells me I have to name ranges in excel first. and I dont know how to do that |
Select your cells then Insertnamedefine
In the future you can press F1, type in some terms, and you'd be done. "becca122121" wrote in message ... I have an excel worksheet that I am trying to convert into my outlook contacts but everytime I do it tells me I have to name ranges in excel first. and I dont know how to do that |
Click on Insert, then Name, then Define. This should show all your names.
Carla "becca122121" wrote: I have an excel worksheet that I am trying to convert into my outlook contacts but everytime I do it tells me I have to name ranges in excel first. and I dont know how to do that |
another way is to select the range and name in the NAME box to the left of
the formula box -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "becca122121" wrote in message ... I have an excel worksheet that I am trying to convert into my outlook contacts but everytime I do it tells me I have to name ranges in excel first. and I dont know how to do that |
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