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Cell Reference Weird Format
Hi There,
Somehow I managed to turn my cell references into a weid format... IE: R1C1 and then when I do a formula it is R[-1]C[-2] Is there any way to turn it back to where the formula reads B3? Thanks! |
Cell Reference Weird Format
ToolsOptionsGeneral tabuncheck R1C1 reference styleOK
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "elementhunter" wrote in message ... Hi There, Somehow I managed to turn my cell references into a weid format... IE: R1C1 and then when I do a formula it is R[-1]C[-2] Is there any way to turn it back to where the formula reads B3? Thanks! |
Cell Reference Weird Format
Tools/ Options/ General
Unset R1C1 reference style. -- David Biddulph "elementhunter" wrote in message ... Hi There, Somehow I managed to turn my cell references into a weid format... IE: R1C1 and then when I do a formula it is R[-1]C[-2] Is there any way to turn it back to where the formula reads B3? Thanks! |
Cell Reference Weird Format
tools -- options -- General tab
Uncheck the R1C1 reference style box hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "elementhunter" escreveu: Hi There, Somehow I managed to turn my cell references into a weid format... IE: R1C1 and then when I do a formula it is R[-1]C[-2] Is there any way to turn it back to where the formula reads B3? Thanks! |
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