I am trying to create a new named range with reference to a specific cell in a non-contiguous named range. Please see the example picture:
Named_range consists of two ranges, K4:K7 and L8:L10. I cannot find a way to refer to specific cells, for example cells 4 (K7) and 6 (L9). I have tried to use index, =index(Named_range,4) but it works only for cell 4. For cell 6 it refers K9 instead of L9.
The desired ending is something like this:
ThisWorkbook.Names.Add Name:="Named_range_cell_6", RefersTo:=Index("Named_range", 6)
I cannot find a way to create a named range with reference to already existing Named_range, like in the "INDEX(Named_range,6)" attempt. Things like Range("Named range").Item(6) do exactly the same thing, refer to things within one row or column. I want to refer to THAT one specific cell based on its index regardless if it's contiguous or non-contiguous range.
Is there any way to achieve what I am trying to do?
If the range is severely disjoint, you would need a loop:
Sub luxation()
Dim i As Long, r As Range
Union(Range("K4:K7"), Range("L8:L10")).Name = "Named_range"
i = 1
For Each r In Range("Named_range")
If i = 6 Then
r.Name = "Named_range_6"
End If
i = i + 1
Next r
MsgBox Range("Named_range_6").Address(0, 0)
End Sub