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Display name of a named range in cell

Jesse

New Member
Hello,


I want to display the name of an assigned range in a cell.


Example: Cell
Code:
$B$5 is named [code]Population

Example: Range [code]$C$9:$E$20 is named [code]Stats


I want to display the assigned name within a cell (say A1), so that the cell output reads, e.g. [code]Population. If I were to change the name of the assigned range (e.g. from Population
to Pop[/code]) cell A1 would then change as well.


I've played with =INDIRECT()[/code] and =CELL()[/code] and =ADDRESS()[/code] and investigated other functions, but without success.


Is this possible without using VBA? Ideas? Thanks in advance.
 
Hi, Jesse!

Never tried until now to do such a thing, but I couldn't. So as far as I can see you can't do it without VBA.

Regards!
 
It wouldn't be a live update, but you can print all or some of the named ranges From the Formula - Defined Names - Use in formula - Paste Names.
 
Thanks for the quick reply. I didn't think it was possible, but I thought I'd check.


I'm creating an assessment tool, and there are lots of named ranges, and so I'm trying to minimize the maintenance burden for future developers by using
Code:
INDIRECT(CellAddress_holding_RangeName)
.


Thanks again :)
 
Hi, Jesse!

Glad to help even if you couldn't solve it. Thanks for your feedback and welcome back whenever needed or wanted.

Regards!
 
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