The simple answer is no.
You can change column headings to numbers by adopting the R1C1 notation
ToolsOptionsGeneral and select the R1C1 style.

You could use Row 1 to display 1 2 3 etc, and Column A to display A B C etc
then hide the true Row and Column Headers
ToolsOptionsView and deselect Row & Column headers

It would all be very confusing however, and formulae would still only work
with the true underlying form.
Why would you wish to do it? There may be another solution to your problem.

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Regards

Roger Govier


"Daemon" wrote in message
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In the original setting of excel, the column name starts from "A", "B",
"C",
....so on and the row name starts from "1", "2", "3".... so on. Is it
possible to change the setting to the column name starts from "1", "2",
"3"
and the row name starts from "A", "B", "C" ?

Many thanks in advance !