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Solved: how range is defined for a worksheet?
I have this exel file with one worksheet. In the codes wriiten in the module there are:
.Temperature.SetValue Range("FeedTemp").Value, "C"
.Pressure.SetValue Range("FeedPres").Value, "bar"
.MolarFlow.SetValue Range("FeedFlow").Value, "kgmole/h"
I am confused how does FeedTemp replace for C15? where is it defined that FeedTemp is C15?
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Those are 'named ranges'. Go into Insert > Name > Define and you'll see the named ranges there (for more, read Help about this)
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thank you. now I can understand.
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For all you need to know about Range Names (and maybe a bit more)
MVP (Excel 2008-2010)
Post a workbook with sample data and layout if you want a quicker solution.
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