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Updating a named range

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joala - 16 Mar 2006 17:38 GMT
How can I automatically have a named range populate?  Example:  In column 1,
I have a list of 6 employees named "employees".  I added another employee.  
How can I get my named range "employees" to include the new employee.
AndyB - 16 Mar 2006 17:45 GMT
Hi

Go to Insert/Name/Define and you can change it there. An alternative is to
use a dynamic range - so your range will expand on its own. See here:
http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic
for more info.

Andy.

> How can I automatically have a named range populate?  Example:  In column
> 1,
> I have a list of 6 employees named "employees".  I added another employee.
> How can I get my named range "employees" to include the new employee.
joala - 16 Mar 2006 19:10 GMT
I tried the dynamic range which is what I was looking for.  Works great.  
Thanks a bunch...

> How can I automatically have a named range populate?  Example:  In column 1,
> I have a list of 6 employees named "employees".  I added another employee.  
> How can I get my named range "employees" to include the new employee.
 
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