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Formulas in Excel using [R-1] not A10 references
I converted a Word document into Excel 2003 and when creating formulas,they
are formatted as the cell the formula is in plus or minus a number of rows or columns. An example: =SUM (R[-4]C:R[-1]C). I would like to see these formulas in the regular format referencing Row and Column number i.e. =Sum A1:V52 |
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Formulas in Excel using [R-1] not A10 references
Tools Options, the General tab, uncheck R1C1 reference style
"Drregion" wrote: I converted a Word document into Excel 2003 and when creating formulas,they are formatted as the cell the formula is in plus or minus a number of rows or columns. An example: =SUM (R[-4]C:R[-1]C). I would like to see these formulas in the regular format referencing Row and Column number i.e. =Sum A1:V52 |
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Formulas in Excel using [R-1] not A10 references
That did it! Thank you!
"SVC" wrote: Tools Options, the General tab, uncheck R1C1 reference style "Drregion" wrote: I converted a Word document into Excel 2003 and when creating formulas,they are formatted as the cell the formula is in plus or minus a number of rows or columns. An example: =SUM (R[-4]C:R[-1]C). I would like to see these formulas in the regular format referencing Row and Column number i.e. =Sum A1:V52 |
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