enumBuiltInNamedRange

typedef enum
{
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Consolidate Area")]  builtinname_Consolidate_Area = 00,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Auto Open")]         builtinname_Auto_Open = 01,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Auto Close")]        builtinname_Auto_Close = 02,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Extract")]           builtinname_Extract = 03,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Database")]          builtinname_Database = 04,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Criteria")]          builtinname_Criteria = 05,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Print Area")]        builtinname_Print_Area = 06,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Print Titles")]      builtinname_Print_Titles = 07,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Recorder")]          builtinname_Recorder = 08,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Data Form")]         builtinname_Data_Form = 09,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Auto Activate")]     builtinname_Auto_Activate = 10,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Auto Deactivate")]   builtinname_Auto_Deactivate = 11,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Sheet Title")]       builtinname_Sheet_Title = 12,
  [helpstring("Built-in Named range, Filter Database")]   builtinname_Filter_Database = 13
} enumBuiltInNamedRange;

Used with dynamic ranges. For instance, in order to set up an Excel file such that it can be queried with an ODBC data source of type "Excel file", you can create a dynamic range of type builtinname_Database.