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thank you for the library. It's very useful.
I'm using a lot of Structured References (also called "Table Name") in my Excel Sheets for different reasons.
In VBA, I can access these ranges by its name like any range.
For example, a table défined by the range "A1:B5" named "MyRange" can be accessed both ways : range("A1:B5") or range("MyRange").
It's interesting when you have different tables in the same sheets and when their ranges are not know a priori.
Is it possible to do it the same way through the "range" attribute of your method ?
thanks a lot.
Regards
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Hi,
thank you for the library. It's very useful.
I'm using a lot of Structured References (also called "Table Name") in my Excel Sheets for different reasons.
In VBA, I can access these ranges by its name like any range.
For example, a table défined by the range "A1:B5" named "MyRange" can be accessed both ways : range("A1:B5") or range("MyRange").
It's interesting when you have different tables in the same sheets and when their ranges are not know a priori.
Is it possible to do it the same way through the "range" attribute of your method ?
thanks a lot.
Regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: