named-ranges

E.g. I have named A10 to A20 as Age, now how do I get Age[5] which is same as A14. I can write "=A14" but I did like to write "=Age$5" or something. You can use Excel's Index function: =INDEX(Age, 5) Dawid Stróżak "Do you know if there's a way to make this work with relative selections, so that the formula can be "dragged down"/applied across several cells in the same column?" To make such selection relative simply use ROW formula for a row number in INDEX formula and COLUMN formula for column number in INDEX formula. To make this clearer here is the example: =INDEX(named_range,ROW(A1),COLUMN

I'm trying to replicate this Access VBA code using C#, but am unable to do so. Wondering if anyone else has tried this before and can help. oWB.Worksheets("Signoff").Range("rgSignOffRecTemplate").Value = g_TemplatePath & "Signoff_Rec.XLT" rgSignOffRecTemplate is a "Defined Name" in the Excel template that I'm trying to write to. Many thanks for your help. private void ThisWorkbook_Startup(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { Excel.Name oName; Excel.Range oRange; //'using name oName = ExcelWorkbook1.Globals.ThisWorkbook.Names.Item("rgSignOffRecTemplate", missing, missing); oName.RefersToRange

I have a workbook with multiple sheets, and each sheet has the same set of named ranges (IE they are scoped to the sheet, not workbook). I want to query based on a named range on any of the sheets. Some sheets have names with no spaces, and others do have names with spaces. I can easily do this for the ones with no space, but the syntax for doing this with spaces escapes me (and an hour of google-ing). The named range is "Ingredients" and one sheet is named "NoSpaces", the other "With Spaces" Here's the code that works fine for "NoSpaces" sheet: sConnString = "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0

I have a Excel workbook in which I import sheets from several other workbooks and then merge the data from these into an "overview" sheet. I am fairly new to vba so this task has taken quite some time, and alot of research. However I have one problem that i cant solve or find an answer to, but i think it should be fairly simple to solve if you know how. (so hopefully someone out there do.) Problem: When i import the sheets i also import a lot of unwanted named ranges. I have attempted to remove these by running a macro that deletes them without deleting those i specify, but it dosnt work for

I have a table in Excel with column headings that correspond to part of a dynamic named range elsewhere in my workbook. For example, I have these column headings: "10", "20", etc., and these dynamic named ranges: "ExampleRange10", "ExampleRange2", etc. I'd like to enter a VLookup formula that references ExampleRange10 by concatenating the string "ExampleRange" and the column heading "10". This would allow me to simply extend the formula across all columns in the table, instead of manually typing "ExampleRange10", "ExampleRange20", etc. in each column's formula. I'm aware of the INDIRECT

Can the getRange be used to have a named range instead of an area? When I seem to do it, it says the argument must be a range. For example, Instead of: getRange("A4:E7"); The area of A4:E7 has been made into a named range called 'Names' in sheet1. Could you perhaps use: var tableRange = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();.getRangeByName("Names"); getRange(tableRange); Or is there any other way of doing it. The full code is: function onEdit(event){ var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet(); var editedCell = ss.getActiveCell(); var columnToSortBy = 1; var tableRange = ss.getRangeByName(