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My column headers have changed from the usual letters to numbers (like the
row headers). In any spreadsheet I open, the columns are now numbered. How
do I get my column headers back to letters. Thanks.
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In Excel 2003 go to
Tool-Options-General Tab-Settings Group
Clear the checkbox against 'R1 C1 reference style'

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My column headers have changed from the usual letters to numbers (like the
row headers). In any spreadsheet I open, the columns are now numbered. How
do I get my column headers back to letters. Thanks.

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Tools/ Options/ General:
Uncheck R1C1 reference style.
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My column headers have changed from the usual letters to numbers (like the
row headers). In any spreadsheet I open, the columns are now numbered.
How
do I get my column headers back to letters. Thanks.



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I need a solution for Excel 2007.

"Sheeloo" wrote:

In Excel 2003 go to
Tool-Options-General Tab-Settings Group
Clear the checkbox against 'R1 C1 reference style'

"Flanker" wrote:

My column headers have changed from the usual letters to numbers (like the
row headers). In any spreadsheet I open, the columns are now numbered. How
do I get my column headers back to letters. Thanks.

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In Excel 2007, I clicked on the Office Button then "Excel Options" then
"Formulas". In the "Working with formulas" section, I unchecked the box next
to "R1 C1 reference style"

Thanks Sheeloo!

"Sheeloo" wrote:

In Excel 2003 go to
Tool-Options-General Tab-Settings Group
Clear the checkbox against 'R1 C1 reference style'

"Flanker" wrote:

My column headers have changed from the usual letters to numbers (like the
row headers). In any spreadsheet I open, the columns are now numbered. How
do I get my column headers back to letters. Thanks.



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If you still haven't found the 2003 to 2007 cross-reference guide, bookmark
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...491511033.aspx
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"Flanker" wrote in message
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I need a solution for Excel 2007.

"Sheeloo" wrote:

In Excel 2003 go to
Tool-Options-General Tab-Settings Group
Clear the checkbox against 'R1 C1 reference style'

"Flanker" wrote:

My column headers have changed from the usual letters to numbers (like
the
row headers). In any spreadsheet I open, the columns are now numbered.
How
do I get my column headers back to letters. Thanks.



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