Dynamic named ranges - anything above zero

ryantaylor

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Hi,

Is it possible to set up a dynamic range that expands across a number of columns when the data in those columns increases above zero?

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Is there likely to be a 0 in the middle of the expanding columns? if so what would you like to show?
 
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No, there will never be a zero in the middle of the range. The data will raise above zero in a sequential manner.
 
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Ok, say your range goes from Col A try this, =A1:Index(A1:X1,1,Counta(A1:X1)) as you add data into B1, C1 etc your range will expand. I've only taken it to X1, make the expanse much bigger than you're ever likely to need
 
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