The "SKL" area in the worksheet refers to some adjacent or non -adjacent cells in the worksheet.
In adjacent areas such as B3: C5 (rectangular range). When selected from neighboring cells, click the first one when selected, then click CTRL and then click the second. One ... and the name box on the left of the editing column (with ×/= symbols) uses the name of the name to represent these cells. Conversely, if you want to know which cell names (such as the SKL area of this question) represent the cells, you can type SKL in the name box, and return to the car, then several cells in the SKL area are displayed well.
The "SKL" area in the worksheet refers to some adjacent or non -adjacent cells in the worksheet.
In adjacent areas such as B3: C5 (rectangular range). When selected from neighboring cells, click the first one when selected, then click CTRL and then click the second. One ... and the name box on the left of the editing column (with ×/= symbols) uses the name of the name to represent these cells. Conversely, if you want to know which cell names (such as the SKL area of this question) represent the cells, you can type SKL in the name box, and return to the car, then several cells in the SKL area are displayed well.
The "SKL" area in the worksheet refers to some adjacent or non -adjacent cells in the worksheet.