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Can the column references - A B C, etc. and row reverence - 1 2 3, etc be
changed?
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Can the column references - A B C, etc. and row reverence - 1 2 3, etc be
changed?


No I don't think so.
You may change it as R1C1 format, but I don't think it is what you want.
Or try non-MS Excel :P


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Ray

You cannot change the A, B, C headers and 1,2,3 headers.

A workaround is to use Row 1 for a titles row then select A2 and WindowFreeze
Panes so that Row 1 with the titles remains in view when you scroll.

Select B2 instead if you also want Column A to remain in view.

You can turn off the A, B, C, etc. by going to ToolsOptionsView and uncheck
"row and column headers".


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