Named Ranges as Data

N1Martian

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I have a number of named ranges in my workbook, so I typed all the names into cells to capture as a range unto itself. Now I want to use it do some function. Here is a quick example:

Dim X as string
A = Range("NamedRanges")
X = A(3,1)
Combobox1.RowSource = X

So I have the name of the range I want stored in X as a string, but I want to be able to use that to redefine a new range. I would settle for B = Range(X), but none of it works.

Any help would be great. Thanks in advance!
 

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