On Wednesday, January 22, 2014 3:36:19 PM UTC-8, Rob Flott wrote: > > Using MS Excel 2010 I have an ActiveX ListBox and want to load a range of > names. This range will vary, and I have a Named Cell that identifies the > range. For example the range of names in one example is A3:A8. But in > another example that range could be A3: A21. I would like the ListBox to > load only the relevant cells, but when I enter the Named Cell all I get is > the actual address (A3:A8) and not the corresponding names that should > appear. I tried using INDIRECT (like I would with a Vlookup) but no luck. > > Is it possible to enter the named cell into the ListFillRange so the > proper names appear? > > If so please show me how. > > Thank you very much >
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