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This is simpler. nr is the name of the named range.<br />
Range(&quot;nr&quot;).Row
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This is simpler. nr is the name of the named range.
Range("nr").Row

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@Euro5: I'm surprised you'd rather loop through a group of rows then get the value immediately, but of course it's your choice.
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@Euro5: I'm surprised you'd rather loop through a group of rows then get the value immediately, but of course it's your choice.

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Get what value Martin? Even now, I can't see any requirement of a value being returned.
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Get what value Martin? Even now, I can't see any requirement of a value being returned.

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Well the question title contained &quot;calculate first row of named range&quot; and I assumed that the author wanted to find out the row number of the first row in a named range.
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Well the question title contained "calculate first row of named range" and I assumed that the author wanted to find out the row number of the first row in a named range.

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I have a named range, the first column I need to change the values in first row of the range.<br />
The before &amp;&nbsp;after is below:<br />
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I have a named range, the first column I need to change the values in first row of the range.
The before & after is below:


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