Hello again
I appear to be experiencing a problem with named data ranges lo 5.2.2.2 x64 win 7.
Q. Is it possible and permissible to define overlapping data ranges? I want a range named mdec
which will be A1:B25 and another xlit B1:C25 (the col B values are common) to use in lookups.
I have set them up and they appear ok in the Define Database Range dialog. However, when i try to
enter xlit as the range in a formula i find that it automatically gets changed to mdec.
Im going now to try with the ranges defined explicitly instead of using the names, but i wonder if
this problem sounds at all familiar to anyone, and if theres anything i can do about it?
Thanks
Gary
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