To select multiple ranges in same Excel worksheet, use "Ctrl" key. First select a Range and then press and hold "Ctrl" key while selecting next Range in same worksheet.
- How do you select multiple ranges in Excel?
- Can you create multiple range names from a selection?
- How do I add multiple range references to a formula in Excel?
How do you select multiple ranges in Excel?
To select two or more named cell references or ranges, click the arrow next to the Name box, and then click the name of the first cell reference or range that you want to select. Then, hold down CTRL while you click the names of other cells or ranges in the Name box.
Can you create multiple range names from a selection?
Set Multiple Named Ranges at the Same Time
The simple solution to this is to use a built-in feature by Excel called “Create from Selection” under the Formulas tab within the Named Ranges group. You'll see that the named ranges have been applied to the values in the table.
How do I add multiple range references to a formula in Excel?
Click the tab for the first worksheet that you want to reference. Hold down the Shift key then click the tab for the last worksheet that you want to reference. Select the cell or range of cells that you want to reference. Complete the formula, and then press Enter.