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    Deleting a defined range name?

    Say i have a range A1:B3 and i define it as "Fruit", but then later decide i want to call it "food", or even just revert back to cell numbers. How would one go about doing this?

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    Re: Deleting a defined range name?

    ... or, on "foot", click the Name Manager on the formulas ribbon and delete the range name. Select the cells again and assign another name if required.

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    Re: Deleting a defined range name?

    If you go to

    Insert - Define - Name (top toolbar)

    You will see a list of defined ranges that you can highlight and delete, this will revert them back to cell numbers.

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    Re: Deleting a defined range name?

    Thanks to All, Teylyn's tip worked best for me.

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    Re: Deleting a defined range name?

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