try this,
Sub namerange()
Dim rngRange As Range
Dim rngCell As Range
Set rngRange = Application.InputBox("select range", , , , , , , 8)
For Each rngCell In rngRange.Columns(1).Cells
ThisWorkbook.Names.Add rngCell, rngCell.Offset(, 1).Formula
Next
End Sub
On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 11:24 PM, Prafull Jadhav <prafulltjad...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Dear All,
> Good Afternoon,
>
> I have one query .
> Can we change the Name Range with help of VBA
> for example below are the name range in my excel file & I have to extend
> the range by 20000...i.e 85000.
> if it is possible ..Kindly provide the code for the same.
>
> Abhijit_ =Details!$AJ$1:$AJ$65000 Bucket_ =Details!$U$1:$U$65000 Cdate
> =Details!$AB$1:$AB$65000 City_ =Details!$AF$1:$AF$65000 Code_
> =Details!$W$1:$W$65000 Cweek =Details!$AD$1:$AD$65000 date_
> =Details!$AB$1:$AB$65000 Edate =Details!$AC$1:$AC$65000 Eweek
> =Details!$AE$1:$AE$65000 Filter_ =Details!$S$1:$S$65000 Group
> =Vlookup!$B$2:$D$169 jo_ =Details!#REF! LOB_ =Details!$E$1:$E$65000
> mode_ =Details!$B$1:$B$65000 Month_ =Details!$AH$1:$AH$65000 Oct_
> =Details!$AG$1:$AG$65000 Owner_ =Details!$Y$1:$Y$65000 Ownerlob_
> =Details!$Z$1:$Z$65000 Pornima_ =Details!$F$1:$F$65000 Reso_
> =Details!$R$1:$R$65000 Resp_ =Details!$Q$1:$Q$65000 RLIWeek
> =Details!$AK$1:$AK$65000 SDM =Vlookup!$T$2:$U$46 Severity_
> =Details!$M$1:$M$65000 Status =Vlookup!$L$2:$M$53 Status_
> =Details!$AA$1:$AA$65000 Status_Oct =Details!$AI$1:$AI$65000 Week_
> =Vlookup!$X$2:$Z$40 Zone =Vlookup!$F$2:$J$15000 Zone_
> =Details!$X$1:$X$65000
>
> Regards,
> Prafull Jadhav
> 9920553518
>
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