Thisworkbook.Names get: Name Value ReferTo Scope Comment...

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Hi and thanks in advance

When I go in a Excel Workbook to:
  • Formulas/Name Manager I can See there the different names:
    • Name
    • Value
    • Refers To
    • Scope
    • Comment
How Can i get for the diferent names in a Workbook
  • Name Value ReferTo Scope Comment ???
VBA Code:
Dim nm As Name
For Each nm In Thisworkbook.Names
    Debug.Print nm.Name ??
    Debug.Print nm.Value  ??
    Debug.Print nm.RefersToRange.Parent.Name  ??
    Debug.Print nm.Scope ??
    Debug.Print nm.Comment ??
    Debug.Print nm.Visible
    Debug.Print nM.??.
Next nm

I mean how can I get the mainly:
  • Name Value ReferTo Scope Comment
  • And If I can get something else Better
 

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VBA Code:
Sub NamedRangeInfo()
    Dim nm As Name
    For Each nm In ThisWorkbook.Names
        Debug.Print "Name = " & nm.Name
        Debug.Print "Value = " & nm.Value
        Debug.Print "Parent = " & nm.RefersToRange.Parent.Name
        Debug.Print "Scope = " & NamedRangeScope(nm)
        Debug.Print "Comment = " & NamedRangeComment(nm)
        Debug.Print "Visible = " & IIf(nm.Visible, "True", "False")
        Debug.Print "=================================="
    Next nm
End Sub

' Return the comment of a named range.
Function NamedRangeComment(namToCheck As Name) As String
    NamedRangeComment = vbNullString
    On Error Resume Next
    NamedRangeComment = namToCheck.RefersToRange.Comment.Text
End Function

' Return the scope of a named range.
Function NamedRangeScope(namToCheck As Name) As String
    Dim lngPosn As Long
    lngPosn = InStr(namToCheck.Name, "!")
    If (lngPosn > 0) Then
        NamedRangeScope = Left(namToCheck.Name, lngPosn - 1)
    Else
        NamedRangeScope = "Workbook"
    End If
End Function
 
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