what is the difference between a cell and a row?
 

Hi,

Can anyone help please?

what is the difference between a cell and a row?

Thanks!

what is the difference between a cell and a row?
 

A row consists of several cells.
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Hi,

Can anyone help please?

what is the difference between a cell and a row?

Thanks!

what is the difference between a cell and a row?
 

Hello Anthony
Sounds like you are new to Excel?

The Excel sheet is a table which comprises of rows (65536) and columns (256)
The cell is the intersection of a row and a column.
So there are 16 777 216 cells in on Excel sheet (up to Excel 2003)
Thus a cell may be considered as the smallest element in an Excel sheet.

Hope this makes sense to you.

Cordially
Pascal

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Can anyone help please?

what is the difference between a cell and a row?

Thanks!

what is the difference between a cell and a row?
 

Anthony,

Hope this helps.

A cell is simply one rectangular block, as you see it, in a spreadsheet.
Any one cell can contain formulas or text, etc., and where you would
normally type the data and formulas. ie one cell at a time.
A cell will have an "address" or "reference" such as A1 or C3, etc.

A row, however, contains many cells. ie a row is comprised of all the cells
on the one same line.
A list of cells in a row could have a reference such a A5:Q5, where 5
determines, or shows, how far down the spreadsheet the line or row is. The
letter A would be the column starting point and the letter Q would be the
column end point.

Rob

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Can anyone help please?

what is the difference between a cell and a row?

Thanks!