Yes, absolutely! While summing an entire column with =SUM(B:B) is possible, this tutorial isn't about summing data-it's about Dynamic Named Ranges. The example I used simply demonstrates how dynamic named ranges work. The focus here is on how to make ranges flexible and smarter, which can be applied to various scenarios, not just summing.
Excellent, thx
I was looking this.
Happy to hear that! Hope it helps you!
Would it be possible just to use the whole column B as a range for a sum function? Something like =sum(B:B)
Yes, absolutely! While summing an entire column with =SUM(B:B) is possible, this tutorial isn't about summing data-it's about Dynamic Named Ranges. The example I used simply demonstrates how dynamic named ranges work. The focus here is on how to make ranges flexible and smarter, which can be applied to various scenarios, not just summing.