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Referencing Dynamic Named Range in Excel Formula

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问题 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

How do you get a Range to return its Name?

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Dim sampleRange as Range Set sampleRange = Worksheet.Range(Cells(1,1),Cells(1,4) sampleRange.Name = "Range1" MsgBox sampleRange.Name The above code will show the actual address of the range, not the name. Why? How do I get a named range to return its name? For a Range, Name isn't a string it's a Name object, that you then take the Name property of to get the string: MsgBox sampleRange.Name.Name sampleRange.Name = "Range1" to name the range is poor practice It only works because Name (the string containing "The Name") is the default property of Name. Much better sampleRange.Name.Name = "Range1"

How do you get a Range to return its Name?

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问题 Dim sampleRange as Range Set sampleRange = Worksheet.Range(Cells(1,1),Cells(1,4) sampleRange.Name = \"Range1\" MsgBox sampleRange.Name The above code will show the actual address of the range, not the name. Why? How do I get a named range to return its name? 回答1: For a Range, Name isn't a string it's a Name object, that you then take the Name property of to get the string: MsgBox sampleRange.Name.Name 回答2: sampleRange.Name = "Range1" to name the range is poor practice It only works because