Name a range so formulas can say =SUM(Sales) instead of =SUM(Sheet1!$B$2:$B$500), and keep meaning the right cells when rows are inserted
Inputs
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Excel Instance excelInstance | variable | Required | Not set | |
Action action | enum | Optional | define | defineremove |
Name name | string | Required | Not set | No spaces. Sales_2024 rather than Sales 2024 |
Sheet Name sheetName | string | Optional | Not set | Leave empty for the first sheet Shown when action = define |
Range range | string | Optional | Not set | The cells the name points at, such as B2:B500 Shown when action = define |
Compatibility
WindowsLinuxAttendedUnattended
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