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Question : Dynamic Name Range
I have a range of values from Cell A2:A12
Theses values will expand down over time (from A13 on down to who knows)
Cell A1 has the header Projects
I want to use a dynamic name range to include the cells A2:AX (where X is the dynamic part)
The formula:
=OFFSET('Project List'!$A$2,0,0,COUNTA('Pro
ject List'!$A:$A),1)
Expands down 1 cell to far. So if the last value is in cell A12 the dynmic name range is expanding to A13
These values are being using as part of data validation in another part of the workbook.
Assistance is greatly appreciated.
Answer : Dynamic Name Range
As long as you do not have blanks interspersed...
='Project List'!$A$2:INDEX('Project List'!$A:$A,COUNTA('Projec
t List'!$A:$A),1)
INDEX is preferable to OFFSET, as INDEX is not volatile, while OFFSET is.
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