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You can refer a name range in VBA code like below: Range(â<range name>â) Above statement returns a 2 dimensional array which is holding all the values in the named range in (x, y) format where x = Row, y= Column. Note: If named range is having only one cell then Range(â<range name>â) will return that one value.
Well, it just so happens that there is a form of associative array called the Dictionary that VBA programmers can use. This tutorial will be using Excel as the application, but the same principles are available in Word, PowerPoint and anything else that uses VBA. The first thing to do is to create a reference to the Microsoft Scripting Runtime, which is the DLL that contains the Dictionary (as well as the FileSystemObject).