List all named ranges and their cell references
This article shows you a way to display all named ranges you have in a workbook. This is a powerful feature in Excel if you have many named ranges and Excel defined tables and you want a better overview.
Instructions on how to build a list with all your named ranges
- Go to "Formula" tab on the ribbon
- Click on "Use in Formula" button
- Click on "Paste Names..."
- Click "Paste List" button
- The list of named ranges is created.
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