True or false? When you copy a named range, the location of the named range does not change and the copied cells are not named.

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The question presents a true/false statement about named ranges and copying in spreadsheets. 
Option 1: True. The claim that the location of the named range does not change when you copy it aligns with typical behavior: a named range is defined to refer to a specific location in the worksheet or workbook, so copying the range itself does not move or alter the original named reference. Additionally, the statement that the copied cells are not named reflects the fact that simply duplicating a range does not automatically create a new named range for the copy; naming the duplicate would require an explicit action to define a new name. 
Option 2: False. This option would mean that either the original named range would move when copied, or that the copied cells automatically gain a name. In most spreadsheet applications, copying the range does not relocate the named range’s reference, and the copied cells do not automatically receive a name unless a user defines one for the copy. The assertion contradicts standard behavior in typical named-range implementations, making it inaccurate. 
To recap, the statement’s two components—the original named range not changing location upon copying, and the copied cells not being named automatically—are consistent with how named ranges operate and with the default outcome of a copy operation. The alternate possibility would require additional steps or different rules, which are not implied here.

True or false? When you copy a named range, the location of the named range does not change and the copied cells are not named.判断题

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