Refer only one column from named range
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TrowaD
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Hi Maya,
Not sure what the issue is.
You created a named range for column A:B. And now you want to create a named range for column A. Since you can have a named range for both A:B and A, what is stopping you?
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Trowa
Not sure what the issue is.
You created a named range for column A:B. And now you want to create a named range for column A. Since you can have a named range for both A:B and A, what is stopping you?
Best regards,
Trowa
maya
Thanks Trowa, for your valuable time. I solved it myself by referring the column by column numbers. once again , Thank you.
