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lWithout my input, Excel 2007 has changed all my column heading letters into
numbers, and all cell references in equations are now done by cell vectors.
How do I change it back :-( I don't want to type R[1]C[1] to address cell A1.
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Click on the Office button (the big round button at the upper left of the
screen), choose Excel Options, then Formulas. There, uncheck the "R1C1
Reference Style" setting.


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lWithout my input, Excel 2007 has changed all my column heading letters
into
numbers, and all cell references in equations are now done by cell
vectors.
How do I change it back :-( I don't want to type R[1]C[1] to address cell
A1.


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