6. Creating and Manipulating Names in VBA

You’ve probably named ranges in a worksheet by highlighting a range and typing a name in the Name box to the left of the formula bar. You also might have created more complicated names containing formulas. For example, perhaps you created a name with a formula that finds the last row in a column. The ability to name a range makes it much easier to write formulas.

The ability to create and manipulate names is also available in VBA, and provides the same benefits as naming ranges in a worksheet. For example, you can store a new range in a name. ...

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