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Keith R
I have a worksheet that contains the lists I want to use in various data
validation cells on other sheets
I created a named range for each list, using Steve Bullen's autoexpanding
ranges in case the user wants to add/delete items
I took out the fixed referencess ("$") in each named range, because it is
possible that the end user will add rows or columns in my list source
sheet, and I wanted to make sure the workbook was flexible enough to handle
it.
The problem is that the workbook seems to be changing the source ranges,
without columns being added or deleted in that source sheet!
For example, I type in named range "Team1Members" as:
=OFFSET(Sources!B4,0,0,COUNTA(Sources!B4:B50),1)
but I go back into the sheet later (having changed nothing in the sheet at
all), and find that it has reset itself to:
=OFFSET(Sources!C4,0,0,COUNTA(Sources!C4:C50),1)
Using XL97
Any ideas what might cause this kind of behavior?
TIA,
Keith
validation cells on other sheets
I created a named range for each list, using Steve Bullen's autoexpanding
ranges in case the user wants to add/delete items
I took out the fixed referencess ("$") in each named range, because it is
possible that the end user will add rows or columns in my list source
sheet, and I wanted to make sure the workbook was flexible enough to handle
it.
The problem is that the workbook seems to be changing the source ranges,
without columns being added or deleted in that source sheet!
For example, I type in named range "Team1Members" as:
=OFFSET(Sources!B4,0,0,COUNTA(Sources!B4:B50),1)
but I go back into the sheet later (having changed nothing in the sheet at
all), and find that it has reset itself to:
=OFFSET(Sources!C4,0,0,COUNTA(Sources!C4:C50),1)
Using XL97
Any ideas what might cause this kind of behavior?
TIA,
Keith