79. Creating dynamic named ranges
Creating Dynamic Named Ranges
**Dynamic Named Ranges** in Excel adjust automatically as you add or remove data from the range. This is useful when working with datasets that change frequently, such as sales data or inventory lists.
Steps to Create a Dynamic Named Range
- Step 1: Go to the Formulas tab and click Name Manager.
- Step 2: Click New to define a named range.
- Step 3: Use a formula like
=OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,0,0,COUNTA(Sheet1!$A:$A),1)
to create a dynamic range. - Step 4: Use the named range in your formulas (e.g.,
=SUM(DynamicRange)
).
Interactive Example: Creating a Dynamic Named Range
Item | Quantity |
---|---|
Apples | |
Bananas | |
Cherries |
Use Dynamic Named Range in Calculation:
Result will be displayed here.
Define a dynamic named range for the 'Quantity' column, and then use it in a formula to calculate the total quantity.
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