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Named Ranges In Excel

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replyReply Fri 25 Apr 2008, 16:42Delegate Gareth said...

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Named Ranges In Excel

There is an option to ignore blank cells but I have found that if I select a range including blacks sometimes it ignores them and sometimes it doesn't. Why is this the case?

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replyReply Mon 12 May 2008, 00:53Trainer Tracy said...

RE: Named Ranges In Excel

Hi Gareth,
It could be that you may have put a space in the cell and the computer recognises it as a character though you cannot see it?
Tracy

 

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