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    How can I edit an existing named range scoped to the workbook

    I have an existing named range, X1Values, scoped to the workbook - see picture

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    How can I modify the range =Calculations!$B$3:$B$250 to, for example, =Calculations!$B$3:$B$225

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    Re: How can I edit an existing named range scoped to the workbook

    CTRL-F3. Select it and then "Edit". Don't forget to save it!!
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    Re: How can I edit an existing named range scoped to the workbook

    Thank you Glenn, but since this is the Programming/VBA/Macros forum I didn't specifically say that I need to do this in VBA

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    Re: How can I edit an existing named range scoped to the workbook

    You don't need to edit it. Just create it as though it didn't exist.
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    Re: How can I edit an existing named range scoped to the workbook

    Lol. I never noticed where you'd posted it...

    Mehh!

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    Re: How can I edit an existing named range scoped to the workbook

    Got it, thank you

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    Re: How can I edit an existing named range scoped to the workbook

    You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.

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