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Named Ranges in external Data Sources

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    David
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    Named Ranges in external Data Sources

    I have a file which uses various data which is stored in a separate
    spreadsheet in a different directory. The location of that external
    spreadsheet may change. I have two questions: (1) what is the exact syntax
    for naming a range in an external spreadsheet (2) are there any clver ways to
    ensure that the reference changes automatically if the external file is moved
    to a different location.

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    Tom Ogilvy
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    Re: Named Ranges in external Data Sources

    There are several ways you could be refering to a named range (individual
    cell? Multiple cells) in another workbook. Perhaps particulars are what
    method you are using.

    If a cell link, is the other workbook open or closed?

    As to number 2, unless the workbook is opened and relocated by doing a save
    as with the referencing workbook opened as well, probably not.

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    Regards,
    Tom Ogilvy

    "David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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    > I have a file which uses various data which is stored in a separate
    > spreadsheet in a different directory. The location of that external
    > spreadsheet may change. I have two questions: (1) what is the exact syntax
    > for naming a range in an external spreadsheet (2) are there any clver ways

    to
    > ensure that the reference changes automatically if the external file is

    moved
    > to a different location.




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