KC Cat
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I have a workbook with a summary worksheet that leverages a large data set that I pull down from accounting monthly. The monthly data pulls are preserved on individually named worksheets (e.g. Feb22AllTrans). I have 5 named ranges on the monthly worksheets that my summary worksheet points to. I update the summary worksheet formulas to point to the latest monthly worksheet by changing the named range references in my formulas.
When I duplicate a previous monthly worksheet to paste in my current data pull, I end up with duplicate range names in the Name Manager for the new worksheet & the previous worksheet the new one was created from. The names are duplicated, but the newest versions do "Refer to:" to the newest worksheet. When I try to edit the duplicated range names to change the name (e.g. Jan22TotalCost to Feb22TotalCost), the new names are not recognized in formulas (even though they clearly exist in the Name Manager)?
The only way I can make anything work is to delete the duplicated range names, and then rebuild them. Is there a super secret trick to making these duplicated range names work without deleting/recreating?
When I duplicate a previous monthly worksheet to paste in my current data pull, I end up with duplicate range names in the Name Manager for the new worksheet & the previous worksheet the new one was created from. The names are duplicated, but the newest versions do "Refer to:" to the newest worksheet. When I try to edit the duplicated range names to change the name (e.g. Jan22TotalCost to Feb22TotalCost), the new names are not recognized in formulas (even though they clearly exist in the Name Manager)?
The only way I can make anything work is to delete the duplicated range names, and then rebuild them. Is there a super secret trick to making these duplicated range names work without deleting/recreating?