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I am wondering if someone can answer the following question I have.
I have a workbook called Master Lookup which has one sheet called Master in
it which has several columns.
Each column is a named range (i.e. Establishment, Gender, Area….).
What I need to do is to reference any of the named ranges from another
workbook, and I am firstly not sure whether Excel 2002 allows reference from
1 workbook to another. In most situations, workbook call Master Lookup will
not be ‘open’ when other workbooks reference any of the named ranged.
I am aware that if I want to use a named range as part of data validation
that is in the same workbook, I would enter =sheetname through data
validation in the appropriate cell, however if it is possible to reference
another workbook, how would I enter the reference to that workbook.
Additionally, as most of the named ranges will be variable in length I
intend to have them set up using the OFFSET command.
Any help offered would be appreciated.
I have a workbook called Master Lookup which has one sheet called Master in
it which has several columns.
Each column is a named range (i.e. Establishment, Gender, Area….).
What I need to do is to reference any of the named ranges from another
workbook, and I am firstly not sure whether Excel 2002 allows reference from
1 workbook to another. In most situations, workbook call Master Lookup will
not be ‘open’ when other workbooks reference any of the named ranged.
I am aware that if I want to use a named range as part of data validation
that is in the same workbook, I would enter =sheetname through data
validation in the appropriate cell, however if it is possible to reference
another workbook, how would I enter the reference to that workbook.
Additionally, as most of the named ranges will be variable in length I
intend to have them set up using the OFFSET command.
Any help offered would be appreciated.