This is what we want, I think. The absolute address should work, because we really don't care what sheet the range is on, the import just looks for the range name "Amt" for example on any sheet, takes the value in that range, and fills in the data in the apl system, along with the...
We have a budgeting application written in APL (of all things) which produces "blank" Excel spreadsheets used for distributed input. These are then brought back into the application once they have been filled out. The input is made into the specific ranges which the APL system uses...
When I make a copy of a sheet in the same workbook, I loose all of the named ranges. I am an Excel user normally, and this works fine in Excel. i.e. when I copy the sheet, all named ranges are brought over into the new sheet.
There is a recently published book on Analysis services which is pretty good:
Step by Step Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services by OLAP Train, Reed Jacobson
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