Formula works in spreadsheet but not in Name Manager

sparky2205

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  2. 2016
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Hi folks,
this formula ...
Excel Formula:
="Sheet1!$B$2:" & "Sheet1!" & ADDRESS(2,COLUMNS(DataTable),1)
... works in a spreadsheet but doesn't work when I use it in Name Manager as the range for a Named Range.

If more detail is required I can provide it but I'm assuming this is either not possible or I have made a mistake in my syntax.

I'm trying to create a dynamic Named Range based on rows that will change as columns are added to a table.
 

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It would be perfect if it were dynamic i.e. when I add a row or column to the table the data validation rule extends to the new fields.
But I presume that would require some VBA.
 
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