naming a column
 

How do I give a name to a column, rather than just leaving it as "A", "B",
"C", etc.? If, for example, I want column A to be for items and column B to
be for prices, how do I change the "A" at the top to read "item" and the "B"
to read "price"?

naming a column
 

You can't. Just use the 1st row to name your column headers, ie in B1 across
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"wolffjrs" wrote:

How do I give a name to a column, rather than just leaving it as "A", "B",
"C", etc.? If, for example, I want column A to be for items and column B to
be for prices, how do I change the "A" at the top to read "item" and the "B"
to read "price"?

naming a column
 

You cannot. Usually the header text is placed in the top row of your data
(say Row1).

However you can name a range..to refer in formulas..Refer
http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html

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"wolffjrs" wrote:

How do I give a name to a column, rather than just leaving it as "A", "B",
"C", etc.? If, for example, I want column A to be for items and column B to
be for prices, how do I change the "A" at the top to read "item" and the "B"
to read "price"?