I have an Excel spreadsheet that uses a LOOKUP (array) function. I have
since made added rows to the array, or range of data, that is referenced by
the LOOKUP function. So now I need to redefine the range but I can't
remember how to find the range that is named in the formula. How do I find
this range so I can change it?
bobocat - 08 Jan 2007 04:21 GMT
insert --> name --> define
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>I have an Excel spreadsheet that uses a LOOKUP (array) function. I have
> since made added rows to the array, or range of data, that is referenced
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> find
> this range so I can change it?
Bob Phillips - 08 Jan 2007 08:17 GMT
or simply Ctrl-F3

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> insert --> name --> define
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> > find
> > this range so I can change it?