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Caution

It is possible to create multiple named ranges with the same name.

Creating multiple ranges with a single command increases the

likelihood that multiple ranges will be created with the same name—

avoid this if possible.

Database range

Although a database range can be used as a regular named range, a database range

also defines a range of cells in a spreadsheet to be used as a database. Each row in a

range corresponds to a record and each cell corresponds to a field. You can sort,

group, search, and perform calculations on the range as if it were a database.

A database range provides behavior that is useful when performing database related

activities. For example, you can mark the first row as headings. To create, modify, or

delete a database range, use Data > Define Range to open the Define Data Range

dialog (see Figure 323). When you first define a range, the Modify button shown in

the example is labeled New.

Figure 323. Define a database range.

In a macro, a database range is accessed, created, and deleted from the

DatabaseRanges property. The macro in Listing 13 creates a database range named

MyName and sets the range to be used as an auto filter.

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