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title columns above the first numbered line
How do I title colums in Excel so that it's not using the first numbered
line? I need my first item to actually be the first item, not my titles. |
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title columns above the first numbered line
Unfortunately, everything I've tried to do that does not work. From what I
understand, it is impossible (anyone please correct me if I'm wrong). It does make sense for it to be imposisble, though. Every cell needs to have a column and row so that you can refer to it. I had a numbered customer list, and subtracting one to find out how many customers we had had was annoying, so what I did to compensate was create a column that was consecutively numbered in column A that started in row two. "Onehippiechick" wrote: How do I title colums in Excel so that it's not using the first numbered line? I need my first item to actually be the first item, not my titles. |
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