Re: Name - relative reference doesn't calculate

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Biff,

the trick seems to be to get this dammend formula calculated when the
dependent cells are changed.
Some post earlier I have mentioned that I have found out that the
calculation behaviour seems to depend
on whether Excel recognizes dependents or not.

Example 1: (Excel doesn't calculate automatically, only by pressing
"Ctrl+Alt+F9:")
Formula in cell "F1" is "=SumEveryThirdValue" and "SumEveryThirdValue"
is defined as a
named formula "=SUM(!A1,!C1,!E1)".
When you check the dependecies with the detective you get no traces on
the sheet.

Example 2: (Excel calculates automatically)
Formula in cell "F1" is "=SUM(RangeSumEveryThirdValue)" and
"RangeSumEveryThirdValue" is defined as a named range "=!A1,!C1,!E1".
When you check the dependecies with the detective you get traces on
the sheet.

So the difference between Example 1 and 2 is that in Ex 1 uses a named
formula and
Ex 2 I uses a named range, which is calculated on the worksheet and
has dependent cells
(the named range).

Question is: is it logic that Example 2 works and what about
reliabilty?

Regards
Werner
.



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