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Does this solution for non volatile dynamic named range work?

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foxguy Does this solution for non... 04-21-2012, 11:38 AM
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    Re: Does this solution for non volatile dynamic named range work?

    You could define that name using non-volatile INDEX rather than the volatile OFFSET.

    Name: myRange
    RefersTo: =Sheet1!$B$12:INDEX(Sheet1$$B:$B, CodesCount, 1)

    That should speed things up, but what is the definition of CodesCount?
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