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"?

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"?

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"?