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Columns are showing up as numbers, not letters.
Opened Excel XP and found instead of column letters, they are now numbers.
Never seen this before and can't seem to find a solution to get the letters back. |
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Columns are showing up as numbers, not letters.
Tools-Options-General Tab
DeSelect R1C1 Reference Style "PaulO" wrote: Opened Excel XP and found instead of column letters, they are now numbers. Never seen this before and can't seem to find a solution to get the letters back. |
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Columns are showing up as numbers, not letters.
Mahalo Sloth! Wonder how this happened in the first place? Aloha!
"Sloth" wrote: Tools-Options-General Tab DeSelect R1C1 Reference Style "PaulO" wrote: Opened Excel XP and found instead of column letters, they are now numbers. Never seen this before and can't seem to find a solution to get the letters back. |
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