A, B, C, (or if you are running xl in R1C1 format, 1, 2, 3) is how excel
essentially works. You really can't. If you don't like it, you could always
go under Tools|Options, View tab, and uncheck Row & Column headers. (assuming
you are not using xl2007).
If you really are a new user, I don't recommend it, as your formulas require
Row and Column references.
If, as I suspect, the main thing you are concerned about is scrolling and
losing sight of your headers, then, click in cell A2, and go to menu
Window|Freeze Panes, and this will 'lock' row 1 at the top of the screen.
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** John C **

"edwino2007" wrote:


Hi I am defining a table using Excel e.g where the headings are regions,
customers, etc. How can I move the headings, regions, customers, etc,
and shown them on top of the columns instead of the A,B,C columns.
Thanks.




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edwino2007