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    This document provides instructions for defining a named range in Excel by formatting cells in different columns with custom number formats of "General +" and "=General", then using those cells to define a named range for use in formulas and functions.

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    This document provides instructions for defining a named range in Excel by formatting cells in different columns with custom number formats of "General +" and "=General", then using those cells to define a named range for use in formulas and functions.

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    Open 'Sheet 2'. Format The Cells in The Green Column As Custom and Then Type "General +"

    Uploaded by

    Shweta Tomar
    This document provides instructions for defining a named range in Excel by formatting cells in different columns with custom number formats of "General +" and "=General", then using those cells to define a named range for use in formulas and functions.

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    Defining a Named Range 03/27

    Open 'Sheet 2'. Format the cells in the green column as Custom and
    1 then type "General +".

    Format the cells in the brown column as Custom and then type "=
    2 General".

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