I have a fuel tracking spreadsheet that has imperial measurements on one page
and formulas to convert to metric on the next with price conversions. i have
multiple columns that all have the first cell of each with a label describing
whats below. an example is column A is how many gallons purchased per
fueling. well cell A1 says Total Gallons. the question i would like to ask is
can i relable where it says A to total gallons? the reason i ask is because i
cant apply the formulas to the entire collum because of the text inputs at
the top. i cant apply the formulas to cells with no inputs yet because it
skews averages & messes up formulas on the other page. it also makes it a
pain for the graphs i have for the same reasons, if i input the entire column
it adds the text for the 0,0 mark & if i do further cells it compresses the
graph more than i'd like (with no data). thanks in advance =)

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I have a fuel tracking spreadsheet that has imperial measurements on
one page and formulas to convert to metric on the next with price
conversions. i have multiple columns that all have the first cell of
each with a label describing whats below. an example is column A is
how many gallons purchased per fueling. well cell A1 says Total
Gallons. the question i would like to ask is can i relable where it
says A to total gallons? the reason i ask is because i cant apply the
formulas to the entire collum because of the text inputs at the top.
i cant apply the formulas to cells with no inputs yet because it
skews averages & messes up formulas on the other page. it also makes
it a pain for the graphs i have for the same reasons, if i input the
entire column it adds the text for the 0,0 mark & if i do further
cells it compresses the graph more than i'd like (with no data).
thanks in advance =)


No, there is no way to put a label where there is the column letter. You can
modify your formulas to take the ranges from row 2 to 65536, if you need...

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Hope I helped you.

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Ciao

Franz Verga from Italy

is there a way to get excel to not count the cells that have no data in
subsiquent formulas that depend on the data thats in these cells?

"Franz Verga" wrote:


No, there is no way to put a label where there is the column letter. You can
modify your formulas to take the ranges from row 2 to 65536, if you need...

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Hope I helped you.

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Ciao

Franz Verga from Italy