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jaymilisa

How do I change column heading names in Excel database spreadsheet
 
All I want to do is change the column heading names so that when I go from
spreadsheet to database layout, I can choose "First Name" rather than "A" (to
choose which fields I want to print on my address labels.) I have tried all
the help files to no avail... You would think this would be easy - I hope it
is and I'm just missing it somewhere! :o)

Lauren Giles

How do I change column heading names in Excel database spreadsheet
 
Unfortunately, it is impossible to do what you want. The column and row
headings are there to identify the cell and cannot be changed to words.

"jaymilisa" wrote:

All I want to do is change the column heading names so that when I go from
spreadsheet to database layout, I can choose "First Name" rather than "A" (to
choose which fields I want to print on my address labels.) I have tried all
the help files to no avail... You would think this would be easy - I hope it
is and I'm just missing it somewhere! :o)


Ron de Bruin

How do I change column heading names in Excel database spreadsheet
 
Hi jaymilisa

Only way is to use freeze panes in the Data menu to freeze the first row and in Toolsoptions
uncheck column and row headers

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Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm


"jaymilisa" wrote in message ...
All I want to do is change the column heading names so that when I go from
spreadsheet to database layout, I can choose "First Name" rather than "A" (to
choose which fields I want to print on my address labels.) I have tried all
the help files to no avail... You would think this would be easy - I hope it
is and I'm just missing it somewhere! :o)



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