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adel

How do I change column label from number to letter?
 
Hi,

Usually, the rows are numbers and the colums letters. Right now, my columns
are numbers also. How can I get it fixed because this is really confusing for
formulas.
Thank you.

CLR

Tools Options GeneralTab..........uncheck the R1C1 reference style
box.............

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"adel" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Usually, the rows are numbers and the colums letters. Right now, my

columns
are numbers also. How can I get it fixed because this is really confusing

for
formulas.
Thank you.




Leith Ross


Hello Adel,

On the Excel Toolbar select: Tools | Options | General (tab) | Settings
| R1C1 Reference Style (check box)

Click the Check Box. The Check Mark will disappear. Click OK and your
Columns will display letters again instead of numbers.

Sincerely,
Leith Ross


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Michael

Hi Adel. Go to Tools - Options and on the General Tab, deselect "R1C1"
reference style. HTH
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"adel" wrote:

Hi,

Usually, the rows are numbers and the colums letters. Right now, my columns
are numbers also. How can I get it fixed because this is really confusing for
formulas.
Thank you.


Anne Troy

Tools--Options--General tab. Untick R1C1 reference style.
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~Anne Troy

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www.MyExpertsOnline.com


"adel" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Usually, the rows are numbers and the colums letters. Right now, my

columns
are numbers also. How can I get it fixed because this is really confusing

for
formulas.
Thank you.




adel

Thanks everyone. You were very helpful.

Adeline


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