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replyReply Fri 6 Jun 2008, 16:01Delegate Carl said...

Excel VBA

Is it possible to refer to a named range of cells (on a worksheet) in a VBA code module? What syntax should be used?

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replyReply Sun 8 Jun 2008, 16:19Trainer Katie said...

RE: Use range name in Excel VBA

Hi Carl,

Thank you for your question. I hope you have enjoyed the training. Regarding to your question, you can always use a range name instead of cell addresses in VBA code.

For instance, if the cell range A1 to A10 is named as

 

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