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    Fomula Too Long when Applying Names to ranges....

    Hi all

    I'm attempting to replace some range references in my formulae with defined Names. A typical formual looks like this:

    =IF($C13="T",SUMIFS($I$10:$I$421,$A$10:$A$421,CELL("contents",$A13),$C$10:$C$421,"=B",$D$10:$D$421,">30 Jun 2008",$D$10:$D$421,"<1 Jul 2009"),"")

    I've defined names for the 4 distinct ranges you see in this formula.

    When I attempt to apply these names, Excel responds with: "Formula is too long. Formulas may not exceed 8192 characters." [Note: I'm using Excel 2010.]

    Any ideas?

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    Re: Fomula Too Long when Applying Names to ranges....

    Maybe you should attach a sample of the workbook (void of confidential data)...

    Also, why are you using Cell("Contents",$A13) and not just $A13?
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    Re: Fomula Too Long when Applying Names to ranges....

    I had no problem applying Table1, Table2, Table3 and Table4 to your formula in Excel 2007. As NBVC said, attach a workbook so we can troubleshoot.
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