Excel columns are now numbered instead of lettered
 

Suddenly the columns in my Excell worksheet are numbered, not lettered. My
old worksheets are fine. However, when I open the program to a fresh
spreadsheet or go to this current one, both rows and columns are numbered.
My current worksheet has correct "answers" for formulas, but the actual
formulas are now really weird. Help! I've tried Help, Detect & Repair.

Excel columns are now numbered instead of lettered
 

Try Tools - Options - General
Uncheck R1C1 reference style


"Kelly" wrote:

Suddenly the columns in my Excell worksheet are numbered, not lettered. My
old worksheets are fine. However, when I open the program to a fresh
spreadsheet or go to this current one, both rows and columns are numbered.
My current worksheet has correct "answers" for formulas, but the actual
formulas are now really weird. Help! I've tried Help, Detect & Repair.

Excel columns are now numbered instead of lettered
 

Awesome! It worked. Now I can't help but wonder how in the world that
setting got changed in the first place. It was so weird--I had forwarded it
to other computers and it would be "normal." Thanks so much for your help!

"Barb Reinhardt" wrote:

Try Tools - Options - General
Uncheck R1C1 reference style


"Kelly" wrote:

Suddenly the columns in my Excell worksheet are numbered, not lettered. My
old worksheets are fine. However, when I open the program to a fresh
spreadsheet or go to this current one, both rows and columns are numbered.
My current worksheet has correct "answers" for formulas, but the actual
formulas are now really weird. Help! I've tried Help, Detect & Repair.

Excel columns are now numbered instead of lettered
 

Excel picks up this setting from the first workbook opened in that session.

If you happen to open a workbook that was saved in R1C1 reference style as the
first workbook in that session, you'll see those numbers.

So you'll want to remember how to toggle this setting.


Kelly wrote:

Awesome! It worked. Now I can't help but wonder how in the world that
setting got changed in the first place. It was so weird--I had forwarded it
to other computers and it would be "normal." Thanks so much for your help!

"Barb Reinhardt" wrote:

Try Tools - Options - General
Uncheck R1C1 reference style


"Kelly" wrote:

Suddenly the columns in my Excell worksheet are numbered, not lettered. My
old worksheets are fine. However, when I open the program to a fresh
spreadsheet or go to this current one, both rows and columns are numbered.
My current worksheet has correct "answers" for formulas, but the actual
formulas are now really weird. Help! I've tried Help, Detect & Repair.

--

Dave Peterson

Excel columns are now numbered instead of lettered
 

For MS Excel 2007 versions go to:
Excel Options Formulas Working with formulas Uncheck R1C1 reference
style.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Excel picks up this setting from the first workbook opened in that session.

If you happen to open a workbook that was saved in R1C1 reference style as the
first workbook in that session, you'll see those numbers.

So you'll want to remember how to toggle this setting.


Kelly wrote:

Awesome! It worked. Now I can't help but wonder how in the world that
setting got changed in the first place. It was so weird--I had forwarded it
to other computers and it would be "normal." Thanks so much for your help!

"Barb Reinhardt" wrote:

Try Tools - Options - General
Uncheck R1C1 reference style


"Kelly" wrote:

Suddenly the columns in my Excell worksheet are numbered, not lettered. My
old worksheets are fine. However, when I open the program to a fresh
spreadsheet or go to this current one, both rows and columns are numbered.
My current worksheet has correct "answers" for formulas, but the actual
formulas are now really weird. Help! I've tried Help, Detect & Repair.

--

Dave Peterson