MAGic 10.0 User's Guide (PDF) - Freedom Scientific

MAGic can now recognize the cell as the beginning of a range of row
and/or column titles. If a particular worksheet within a workbook has
title rows and/or columns defined using this feature, you cannot use the
standard MAGic method for defining title rows and/or columns.
However, if another worksheet in the same workbook does not have row
and column titles defined using the Excel naming function, you can use
the standard MAGic method. In addition, you cannot use this feature if
the spreadsheet contains multiple regions.
Defining Row and Column Titles for Worksheets with
Multiple Regions
You can define individual row and/or column titles for different regions
in the same workbook. To define a row and/or column title for region,
you use the same procedure described in Defining Row and Column
Titles on page 113 to assign a specific name to a cell in the heading row
and/or column. However, you must use the following procedure when
defining names for row and column titles that are specific to one region:
1. Type "TitleRegion," "RowTitleRegion," or "ColumnTitleRegion"
depending on whether this cell is in the heading row, heading
column, or both.
2. Type the region number. For example, you would type a "1" if the
cells were in the first region. There should be no space between
the previous text and this number.
3. Type a period followed by the coordinates of the top, left cell in
the region (for example, "A1").
4. Type a period followed by the coordinates of the bottom, right cell
in the region (for example, "N9").
5. Type a period followed by the worksheet number. For example,
you would type a "1" if the cell was in worksheet 1.
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