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Hello 
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I know how to access a named range in a *closed* workbook…by creating a name in my open workbook with a fully qualified path to the closed workbook’s name.
My question: How can I access a named range in a closed workbook using VBA. Do I have to load the workbook into Excel first? I have tried a number of ways but nothing worked.
Ken
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