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Dear ALL,
I got a question that maybe a minor one to everyone. but anyway, if I know the column number, how do I know what "alphabeth letter" refer to it? E.g. I know the value c = 5 as referring column 5, but is there a way to return the column letter "E" instead of 5? Please help since will need to use it for setting formula inside macro. Many many thanks. Regards, John |
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