I am trying to loop through all my Named Ranges and set them as a string if they contain a certain substring using a wildcard operator and LIKE
. Finding the correct Named Range is working as it should.
However, when I set the string to the name of the range, I am getting the full sheet name and not just the Range Name.
"'SheetName'!Range Name"
should be "Range Name"
. When using the string later on in the code, it is producing errors because of the sheetname. I could trim and replace, but thought there might be a more direct method to solving the problem.
Dim nm as Name
Dim CurrentRange as String
If nm.Name Like "*Name" Then
CurrentRange = nm.Name
The Name
is worksheet-scoped. Delete it and make a new one with the same RefersTo
range, making sure it's at Workbook
scope:
Sheet-scoped names have the sheet's name in their... name.