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.
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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.