Excel users who regularly reference the same cell in ranges from within their Workbook, will be happy to know that the popular platform has an easier way to create a named range.

Why Excel's Named Ranges Are Useful . A named range is an Excel feature that lets you assign a meaningful name to a specific cell or a group of cells within a spreadsheet.

2. From the Formulas tab, click Define Name.. 3. Notice that Excel has already entered the column/field name of the range you highlighted (even though that cell was not included in your range).

By default, Microsoft Excel's cells are named by their column-row references, like A1 or B2. However, you can assign a more specific name to a cell or range of cells to improve navigation, make ...

Microsoft Excel allows you to assign names to any cell range using its "Define Name" utility, assessable via the right-click menu. Open your spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel.

How to use Name to create a named range in Excel On Excel’s Formula tab, the options in the Defined Names group help you name a range. To go to a range, simply select it from the dropdown.

How to create a named range in Excel Most users learn about named ranges early on–it’s a name applied to a cell or a range of cells. Most of us use them in expressions, but you can also ...

Select the range of cells you want to split and select "Text to Columns" in the "Data" tab. Dave Johnson/Insider 3. In the "Convert Text to Columns Wizard" window, choose "Delimited." ...