skorpionkz
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Hi guys,
I have Name (let say myName) that I am adding value (let say myValue). This is not the range, I want it to hold the value itself (which is name of another workbook for later use in VBA). In the name manager myName shows correct value, but when in VBA I am trying to assign myName.value to the variable, instead of having "myValue" i am getting "="myValue"", therefore it crashes further code.
Any idea, how to get around it?
Thank you
I have Name (let say myName) that I am adding value (let say myValue). This is not the range, I want it to hold the value itself (which is name of another workbook for later use in VBA). In the name manager myName shows correct value, but when in VBA I am trying to assign myName.value to the variable, instead of having "myValue" i am getting "="myValue"", therefore it crashes further code.
Any idea, how to get around it?
Thank you
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