View Poll Results: Should the use of Range Names be recommended as good modelling pratice?
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I wish the poll didn't have the word "programming" in it. Venturing off on why/why not to use range names in VBA. Not really my initial intent.
But do continue, why is it Zack's example is good/no good?
OIC... can't activate cross sheets... yeah OK. Lots of things to trip up the newbies out there. Eventually the training wheels fall off and they pickup on the idea of selecting if they wanna jump to it. Generally it's a bigger step when they realize they probably don't even need to activate or select the range to act upon it.
I do recall a time when I once used defined names in a VBA app in a particularly devious manner. I used VBA to define the same name on every sheet of a workbook differently. I then had code to drop a formula on the active sheet that included the defined range name. Depending on which sheet the formula dropped on, it referred to different cells. Same formula on every sheet, but every sheet the name referred to something different. How you like that one?
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