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    Re: Determine latin characters in cells

    Named Ranges are always treated as arrays by Excel
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    =INDEX(COLUMN(Sheet1!$A:$Z)+64,,)

    So COLUMN(Sheet1!$A:$Z) is effectively {1,2,3......23,24,25,26}
    By adding 64 we get {65,66,67......87,88,89,90} the Ascii codes for A-Z.

    Similarly by adding 96 we get the codes for a-z.

    Notice that we use COLUMN() not COLUMNS()
    COLUMNS() returns a single value, in this case it would be 26.

    Be careful where you use this, if any columns in the range A:Z are deleted the named range will change.
    To minimize the risk of this happening we might refer to a higher range of columns
    e.g.
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    =INDEX(COLUMN($CW:$DV)-100+64,,)
    Equally we might use
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    =INDEX(ROW($1:$26)+64,,)


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