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Create Dynamic range from another dynamic range
Juli Reid Not entirely sure I understand but when you say that the MemberCount is a dynamic range, is it that it contains a formula in the first cell and results are spilled down the column? And you see a thin blue line around the whole area?
If so, let's say the first cell in MemberCount is on Sheet1!A1, you can then refer to that cell and add a # sign at the end to return the entire list on one go. Thus, =Sheet1!A1#
Or perhaps you have a structured Excel table called Table1 with a column called "MemberCount". Then you could refer to that column by its name as. Something like =Table1[MemberCount]
Finally, you could set-up a (dynamic) named range for MemberCount and refer to it as =MemberCount on your other sheets. Though, you can not use either of these methods inside a structured Excel table as all will spill their results to multiple cells.
Plenty of options. Up to you to clarify what you are dealing with.
MemberCount is a dynamic named range.
I didn't explain what I am trying to do very well, so to clarify. I want to create a new Dynamic named range in a specific column and have it automatically populated with the data in MemberCount.
I thought it could possibly be done in the formula that defines the name. If so, how would I change the formula below to reference MemberCount and automatically pull in the data?
=INDEX($A:$A,COUNTA($A:$A))- It's the same thing. You don't have to use the Sheetx! reference if the range is on the same sheet as the formulas you will be using it in. I will be using the sheet reference as the MemberCount range will be on sheet 8.
