Want to name a range in Microsoft Excel? This post shows how to edit or create Named Ranges in Excel using four methods.

Working with ranges in Excel can speed up your formulas and macros, or help you navigate through your spreadsheets. It’s also a more efficient way to manage processes within your worksheets ...

Named ranges aren't just for formulas. Here are two ways you can use named ranges to create shortcuts for quick navigation in a Microsoft Excel workbook.

Microsoft Excel’s Name box is a powerful tool for its size. Use it to move around, create range names and even enter functions.

Use named ranges in your hyperlink formulas to create more readable and maintainable links. Combine named ranges with dynamic cell references to create flexible, user-driven navigation.

Inserting Drop-Down Lists with Data Validation Once you have created named ranges for your lists, the next step is to insert the drop-down lists using Excel’s data validation feature.

Why You Should Always Name Ranges in Excel You might be familiar with bookmarks in Microsoft Word, which are invisible way-points in specified locations of a document that you can jump to whenever ...

Method 2: Name the Range The second way to create a drop-down list from a column in a formatted table involves naming the source range.

Create a drop-down list by selecting a range of cells The most common way to create a drop-down list in Excel with multiple selections is by using a range, which relies on using data from other cells.