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    How to add/copy Dynamic Named Ranges to Workbook

    I need to know a couple of things, can VBA copy Dynamic Named Ranges to a list within a worksheet and then can the Dynamic Named Ranges be added to a workbook using VBA?

    I need to copy several lines of code similar to the one shown and add them another workbook?




    OFFSET(Lookup!$F$26,0,0,COUNTIF(Lookup!$F$26:$F$65539,">*"),1)
    Thank you for any and all help!

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    I like your optimism oam, but what does this represent ">*"..... ???
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    Aussiebear,

    Does "I like your optimism" mean VBA is not able to copy or add Dynamic Named Ranges? As far as ">*", I am not sure what this does but I have used this in the Named Ranges area to allow a Data Validation List to be adjusted without adjusting the Named Range.

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    modified a code I received from an earlier post from p45cal to allow me to add the Dynamic Named Range shown in this post.

    Thank you for your help p45cal

     ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add Name:=cll.Value, RefersTo:="=" & cll.Offset(, 2).Value

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