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What are the 'fixed' row numbers (1,2,3etc) called that run along vertically
from top to bottom on the left side of an excell document |
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On Sat, 27 Feb 2010 03:34:01 -0800, ingcloud
wrote: What are the 'fixed' row numbers (1,2,3etc) called that run along vertically from top to bottom on the left side of an excell document They are called Row Headings. Lars-Åke |
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They are the row numbers. You use them to reference cells. For example:
=B9+23 is a formula that will add 23 to the cell in column B, row 9. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201001 "ingcloud" wrote: What are the 'fixed' row numbers (1,2,3etc) called that run along vertically from top to bottom on the left side of an excell document |
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Regards, Fred "ingcloud" wrote in message ... What are the 'fixed' row numbers (1,2,3etc) called that run along vertically from top to bottom on the left side of an excell document |
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