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VBA code to convert spreadsheet content to dynamic arrays

ResolvedVersion 2016

Alek has attended:
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VBA code to convert spreadsheet content to dynamic arrays

In the course it was suggested we should start using dynamic tables in all workbooks. Is there a way to automate process of converting spreadsheet content to dynamic to allow autoupdating of tables, charts etc.

RE: VBA code to convert spreadsheet content to dynamic arrays

Hi Alek,

Thank you for the forum question.

Dynamic tables are amazing to save time, but to automate creating them is not easy. We need to be able to identify the ranges we want to convert and each table need to have unique name.

I have created an example. Please find attached file.

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