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Hi, i am making some ammendments to a workbook someone else has created,
with it some of the sheets make extensive use of formulas that resemble
that below, where summ_100 equals a defined range, could someone
explain how and why this works. I'm just a bit unsure as i haven't come
across {} in excel, have an idea that it may be something to do with
arrays.

{=summ_100}The named range is the same dimensions as the range of cells that use
the formula.--
cereldine
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Kind regards,

Niek Otten

quot;cereldinequot; gt; wrote in message
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gt;
gt; Hi, i am making some ammendments to a workbook someone else has created,
gt; with it some of the sheets make extensive use of formulas that resemble
gt; that below, where summ_100 equals a defined range, could someone
gt; explain how and why this works. I'm just a bit unsure as i haven't come
gt; across {} in excel, have an idea that it may be something to do with
gt; arrays.
gt;
gt; {=summ_100}
gt;
gt;
gt; The named range is the same dimensions as the range of cells that use
gt; the formula.
gt;
gt;
gt; --
gt; cereldine
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