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Andre Croteau
A few months ago, I learned from these newsgroups about how a global range
name is created.
Insert Range Name Define RANGE1 refers to =!$A$1:$A$10 (no mention
of the sheet name)
Now here is my problem:
Say I have in Sheet1 the value 5 in each of the cells A1 to A10
In B1 I type =sum(RANGE1) and I get the result 50. Thats fine.
Now if I enter the value 10 in cell A10, I would expect the total in cell B1
to change to 55, but it doesn't. It stays at 50 until I highlight B1 and
choose Edit (F2) and Enter, then I get 55. Even if I copy the formula unto
itself does not change the value, nor does pressing F9 to recalc the
worksheet.
Am I doing anything wrong, or is there a bug there somewhere? The global
range name is great for navigation or validation purposes, but I wonder
about being used for calculation.
Also, in another spreadsheet, I remember once seeing in the "Define Name"
window some sheet references to the right of the defined names, but don't
know how it gets there, or how to remove it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
André
name is created.
Insert Range Name Define RANGE1 refers to =!$A$1:$A$10 (no mention
of the sheet name)
Now here is my problem:
Say I have in Sheet1 the value 5 in each of the cells A1 to A10
In B1 I type =sum(RANGE1) and I get the result 50. Thats fine.
Now if I enter the value 10 in cell A10, I would expect the total in cell B1
to change to 55, but it doesn't. It stays at 50 until I highlight B1 and
choose Edit (F2) and Enter, then I get 55. Even if I copy the formula unto
itself does not change the value, nor does pressing F9 to recalc the
worksheet.
Am I doing anything wrong, or is there a bug there somewhere? The global
range name is great for navigation or validation purposes, but I wonder
about being used for calculation.
Also, in another spreadsheet, I remember once seeing in the "Define Name"
window some sheet references to the right of the defined names, but don't
know how it gets there, or how to remove it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
André