Named Ranges in Excel
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thank u very much a very simple video to understand name.
I went through other videos and got mad but thanks a lot for this one which helped me to understand the name function easily
maryzachariah1985 1 year ago
You said in this video that range named in a workbook can be used in others workbooks. From what I know whenever a range is named in Excel the scope property should be defined. This scope property limits the validity of the named range to the worksheet or the workbook, so a range named in a workbook can be used in other workbooks. I tried this on my own. Is there any other way to do this? Let me know.
planiolro 3 years ago
You said in this video that range named in a workbook can be used in others workbooks. From what I know whenever a range is named in Excel the scope property should be defined. This scope property limits the validity of the named range to the worksheet or the workbook, so a range named in a workbook can be used in other workbooks. I tried this on my own. Is there any other way to do this? Let me know.
planiolro 3 years ago
Very good. I´m brasilian, but I understand all.
Tks.
wellington.
wellgalv 3 years ago