Go to the Formulas tab > Define Names group, and click Define Name > Apply Names In the Apply Names dialog box, click on the names you want applied, and then click OK If Excel is able to match any of the existing names with the references used in your formulas, the names will be selected for you automatically On the Formulas tab of the ribbon, click the Define Name dropdown, and select Define Name This pops up the Define Name dialog, shown below for the Mac The Windows dialog is a bit more extensive, and Windows Excel has a much better Names Manager (this dialog happens to serve as the Mac's Names Manager)A Table is the easiest way to create a dynamic named range Select any cell in the data, then use the shortcut Control T When you create an Excel Table, a name is automatically created (eg Table1), but you can rename the table as you like Once you have created a table, it will expand automatically when data is added How Do I Paste Range Names In Excel 16 For A Mac Retpaspot...