Use a Range Name in a Formula : Range « Formula « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Formula » Range   6.12.2.Use a Range Name in a Formula Select a range. Give it a name in name box and press Enter Type '=SUM(' in A16 Press F3 to display a list of named ranges. Click the name of the range you want to insert. Click OK. Complete the formula by entering a close parentheses. Then click the Enter button. 6.12.Range 6.12.1. Use a Range in a Formula 6.12.2. Use a Range Name in a Formula 6.12.3. Calculate a Range Automatically