Named Range Error (Need help troubleshooting and fixing)

onthegreen03

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Hi. I have a tab that I am trying to copy to a new file. The tab I am trying to copy has one named range, the new file does not. When I copy the tab into the new file I get #NAME? errors in all of the cells with formulas. What do I need to do to get this tab to copy over to the new file without any cell errors? (The formulas work fine in the tab before I move it.) Let me know if you need more information to help troubleshoot the issue, and thanks for the help.
 

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Is the named range on the sheet you're copying or is it on a sheet that doesn't exist in the new workbook?
 
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Is the named range on the sheet you're copying or is it on a sheet that doesn't exist in the new workbook?
The named range is on the sheet I am trying to copy into a new workbook. The new workbook has no named ranges so I don't understand why there would be a conflict or error by simply copying that sheet into a new workbook. It has me stumped.
 
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In the Name Manager, is the scope of the named range set to a specific sheet or does it say Workbook?
 
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I do not have this issue.

How exactly are you trying to copy the data over to a new workbook?
 
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I do not have this issue.

How exactly are you trying to copy the data over to a new workbook?
Also of note, I inherited this sheet from someone else. It calculates uptake curves and is using a formula (@uptake) that I haven't seen or used before. Maybe it has something to do with that? See below.

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OK, looks like you have a lot more going on there.
Are you sure that there aren't any cells/formulas/ranges on this sheet trying to references cells from other sheets?

What might be a better option is to simply re-save the file with a new name, and then delete the sheets you don't need.
If you still get errors, that is a big clue that your sheet is referencing things on other sheets.
 
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