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On 27/10/11 20:31, August Sodora wrote:
Hello all,

I have been trying to add support for assigning to named ranges in
VBA. There are a couple of ways VBA does this but for now I'm focusing
on something like:

Range("A1:H8").Name = "TestRange"

Currently the Name property on [X/ScVba]Range is readonly. I've
attached a patch which is my first attempt to try and add a setter
the patch looks perfect, committed and pushed. There are some issues though that I feel are exposed but not directly caused by your patch ( see below )
  but
it was suggested that I also attach an xls with a test macro. I know
there is some changing going on with regards to VBA tests; is there a
place I should stick this to execute for now?
have a look at sc/qa/unit/macros-test.cxx

you could add a test to sc/qa/unit/data/xls/TestAddress.xls, or I suppose you could add a new test ( just add a new entry into the testInfo array in macros-test.cxx. However at the moment any valuable test will probably fail

e.g.

Range("A1:H8").Name = "TestRange"

results in an incorrect range being associated with the Name, if you look at the Insert | Names | Manage dialog the range associate with "TestRange" is $Sheet1.$B$16

also if you try and use that range with something like

msgbox Range("A1:H8").Address

we currently get an error.

Would you be interested in debugging this behaviour further ? I can help you with that if you are interested

regards,

Noel


sub foo
Range("A1:H8").Name = "TestRange"
msgbox Range("TestRange").Address
end sub

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