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  1. #1
    aidan.heritage@virgin.net
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    Re: Updating a Named range Automatically

    A dynamic range such as this should do EXACTLY what you want, and is
    what I use reguarly on (for example) pivot tables that I want to read
    from an uncertain data range

    it may help to email me and I can send you an example file - my email
    is aidan.heritage@virgin.net


  2. #2
    rob_parkhill
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    Re: Updating a Named range Automatically

    I have the named range working and automatically updating, but the
    updating doesn't occur in the macro. I make a change to increase the
    size of the named range, but the combo box that is referencing the
    named range doesn't include the changes. The only way that I can make
    it update seems to be if I select the combo box and then select the Row
    Source location.. I can then save the userForm and run it, and the list
    is complete again.

    I need to be able to automatically update this, as I don't want users
    not seeing the newly added names to the named range.

    Thanks,

    Rob


  3. #3
    aidan.heritage@virgin.net
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    Re: Updating a Named range Automatically

    I'm assuming that the macro updates the data in the range, so at this
    point it can reference the combobox - with another one of the bits of
    code that looks a bit silly -

    ComboBox1.RowSource = ComboBox1.RowSource


    this will cause the data to refresh.


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