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Using Query and expanding named ranges

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    Using Query and expanding named ranges

    Hi there,

    I have a completed workbook ready to go, which Ive been testing by
    copying in data and running it. Now that its done I want to use a query
    to bring in the data on a refresh from another workbook as I get the
    information from another department.

    Thing is, the place that i want to bring in the data is all named
    ranges. When I bring in the new data with the query, I want these named
    ranges to expand to match the data that comes in, no more no less.

    Ive seen the option to have adjacent formulas filter down, but I need
    the range to expand with the query. How do I do this?


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    Re: Using Query and expanding named ranges

    So the answer is that you can not create ranges prior to a query -
    create named ranges FROM the data from the query and they will
    automatically expand. Likewise, formulas adjacent to the query need to
    be entered after the query is established in order to avoid #ref!
    errors.


    [email protected] wrote:
    > Hi there,
    >
    > I have a completed workbook ready to go, which Ive been testing by
    > copying in data and running it. Now that its done I want to use a query
    > to bring in the data on a refresh from another workbook as I get the
    > information from another department.
    >
    > Thing is, the place that i want to bring in the data is all named
    > ranges. When I bring in the new data with the query, I want these named
    > ranges to expand to match the data that comes in, no more no less.
    >
    > Ive seen the option to have adjacent formulas filter down, but I need
    > the range to expand with the query. How do I do this?



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