Dynamic NAME Manager in Excel || Part 02 || How to create dynamic Name range in Excel

Опубликовано: 22 Февраль 2026
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In our tutorial, we looked at different ways to define a static named range in Excel. A static name always refers to the same cells. That means you would have to update the range reference manually whenever you add new or remove existing data.

Dynamic ranges are also known as expanding ranges - they automatically expand and contract to accommodate new or deleted data. In this tutorial , we will create dynamic named range with OFFSET and COUNTA function.

Note: OFFSET is a volatile function, which means it recalculates with every change to a worksheet. With a modern machine and smaller data set, this should't cause a problem but you may see slower performance on large data sets. In that case, consider building a dynamic named range with the INDEX function instead.

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