3/2/2023 0 Comments Name manger in excel for mac![]() You can also always click on the cell/range name in name manager and at the bottom of the the name manager window it will display the location of the cell/range. In name manager, in the list of already created names, IF the name is local it will have the worksheet name shown just to the right of the cell/range name. No need for an add-in (which does not work with Excel 2011 anyway), or a macro. This works perfectly in Excel 2011 for Mac. ![]() Then I remember an alternative way to establish scope by naming the cell/range within name manager WITH the worksheet name, followed by an exclamation point, then the name (worksheet!cell-name). I knew that worksheet level scope worked justįine in Excel 2011 for Mac as I had many spreadsheets that I brought over from my Window's days, but creating a new locally scoped name evaded a solution. Having come over from years of usage with Windows version of Excel, I too struggled with the fact that it appeared that MS seemed to have omitted a simple way to control name scope (i.e.
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