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    Dynamic Ranges

    I have a blank template spreadsheet that is copied every time I need to work on some data exports from another system (the data needs to be kept, hence the copying of the original blank template first).

    I have set up conditional formatting using;

    =MATCH($A1,range,0)

    This formula is always in the entire column of row A in Worksheet1 (for the sake of argument)

    Problem is in Worksheet2 where the range it's using to compare is always a different number of rows deep...it can be 70, it can be 2000. I always call the range 'interest'.

    Is there anyway (in the blank template) of setting column A as a dynamic range called 'interest' so that after data import it automatically sets the range at the desired size?

    Are dynamic ranges even possible?

    Thanks in advance!
    Last edited by JesusOnEez; 05-20-2009 at 09:17 AM.

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    Re: Dynamic Ranges

    Dynamic named ranges are a topic unto themselves. You can start at http://www.cpearson.com/excel/named.htm
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    Re: Dynamic Ranges

    Thanks, that link had just what I wanted.

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