Automatically increase Named Ranges

  • Thread starter Thread starter Gerrym
  • Start date Start date
Hi
use a dynamic name such as
=OFFSET($A$1,0,0,COUNTA($A:$A))
 
Lets suppose that the area of interest is in A:C on Sheet1, with labels
in A1:C1, and column B is of numeric type (numbers, hours, or dates) and
the area crimps or expands only in vertical direction...

Define Drange (of Data Range) as referring to:

=Sheet1!$A$2:INDEX(Sheet1!$C:$C,MATCH(9.99999999999999E+307,Sheet1!$B:$B))
 
Frank, I originally set up the range by marking it and
then entering the name of the range in the NAME BOX. Them
I amended the range using the INSERT/NAME/DEFINE menus and
although the range name is here it has dissapeared from
the NAME BOX list and I get an error in the sheet that is
using the new range in calculation. Do you kno why this
is. Tks for help so far.
 
Frank, I sorted the error ok, I was including the column
name (Row 1) and the calc of amounts did not like this.
Still why do the named ranges now not show in the NAME BOX
list. ?
-----Original Message-----
Frank, I originally set up the range by marking it and
then entering the name of the range in the NAME BOX. Them
I amended the range using the INSERT/NAME/DEFINE menus and
although the range name is here it has dissapeared from
the NAME BOX list and I get an error in the sheet that is
using the new range in calculation. Do you kno why this
is. Tks for help so far.
 

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