I've tried that. I went down and selected D1 through D100, and named it SALESMEN1. Then I put this in the source for the listOriginally Posted by Andy Pope
But I'm still getting all of the blanks at the end.
=OFFSET(SALESMEN1,0,0,COUNTA(SALESMEN1),1)
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Also did this: Used a dynamic named range for SALESMEN2 which refers to =OFFSET(SALESMEN!$D$1,0,0,COUNTA(SALESMEN!$D:$D),1)
Then made the source of the list SALESMEN2, but still getting the same result with all the blanks.
Last edited by mv835; 08-21-2009 at 11:22 AM. Reason: Additional Info
Are you using the defined name SALESMAN1 in your formula to define the name SALESMAN1?
Define Saleman1 asreplacing the 500 with whereever you expect to max out. Does that work for you?=OFFSET(D1,0,0,COUNTA($D$1:$D$500),1)
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Are the cells truly empty
This works for me
It's still not working. Attached is the file I'm using...
On the LEADS sheet, the drop-down list is for the salesman column.
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