is there a way to get the definition of a defined name into an excel cell?

TomCon

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I want to get the definition of a defined Name into an excel cell.

So, if i have a name, MyName, and it is defined as Sheet1!A1:A10, i want to get the text string "Sheet1!A1:A10" into an Excel cell.

=MyName does not do it.
Also =T(MyName) does not do it.

Is there a way?

Thanks!
 
Yes, this does work to get a single name but the paste list below gets them all which is what i need. Thanks!
Cheers, glad you got what you wanted, even though it looks a little different to what you actually asked. ;)
Thanks for the follow-up. (y)
 
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