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Ranges
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Wed 19 Nov 2008, 16:18Delegate Charlotte said...
Charlotte has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Ranges
if you forget ranges and formulas is there any easy way to find this out?
Tue 2 Dec 2008, 15:30Trainer Mark said...
RE: ranges
Hi Charlotte
How are you thanks for the post - sorry for the late response
There are a few ways of finding your named ranges - if you are in a formula then press the F3 or F5 function keys
If you are navigating to them you can use the name box at the top left corner where your cell ref is or press the F5 button
and double click the name
Hope this helps
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