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column heading formula
i'm in column A, i type this formula in a cell , cell("col") then it gives a
result of 1. my problem is what formula should i type to get a result of A (column heading)? appreciate any help. EricBB |
column heading formula
here we go:
=CHAR(COLUMN()+64) greetings "EricBB" schreef in bericht ... i'm in column A, i type this formula in a cell , cell("col") then it gives a result of 1. my problem is what formula should i type to get a result of A (column heading)? appreciate any help. EricBB |
column heading formula
=LEFT(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN(),4),LEN(ADDRESS(ROW(), COLUMN(),4))-
LEN(ROW())) hth Carlo On Nov 15, 4:26 pm, EricBB wrote: i'm in column A, i type this formula in a cell , cell("col") then it gives a result of 1. my problem is what formula should i type to get a result of A (column heading)? appreciate any help. EricBB |
column heading formula
Unfortunately Frederiks Formula only works for the first 26 columns!
If you don't need more than that, it works perfect. Otherwise take my Formula. Cheers Carlo On Nov 15, 4:37 pm, "Frederik" wrote: here we go: =CHAR(COLUMN()+64) greetings "EricBB" schreef in ... i'm in column A, i type this formula in a cell , cell("col") then it gives a result of 1. my problem is what formula should i type to get a result of A (column heading)? appreciate any help. EricBB- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
column heading formula
=LEFT(ADDRESS(1,COLUMN(),4,1),IF(COLUMN()<27,1,2))
Regards, Stefi €žEricBB€ť ezt Ă*rta: i'm in column A, i type this formula in a cell , cell("col") then it gives a result of 1. my problem is what formula should i type to get a result of A (column heading)? appreciate any help. EricBB |
column heading formula
You are absolutely right! Didn't think enough:-)
"carlo" schreef in bericht ... Unfortunately Frederiks Formula only works for the first 26 columns! If you don't need more than that, it works perfect. Otherwise take my Formula. Cheers Carlo On Nov 15, 4:37 pm, "Frederik" wrote: here we go: =CHAR(COLUMN()+64) greetings "EricBB" schreef in ... i'm in column A, i type this formula in a cell , cell("col") then it gives a result of 1. my problem is what formula should i type to get a result of A (column heading)? appreciate any help. EricBB- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
column heading formula
@Stefi...Thanks for the shorter version Stefi, didn't came to my mind.
@EricBB...go with Stefis version. @frederik....i know...i always had that problem with columns :D Cheers Carlo On Nov 15, 4:45 pm, Stefi wrote: =LEFT(ADDRESS(1,COLUMN(),4,1),IF(COLUMN()<27,1,2)) Regards, Stefi „EricBB" ezt írta: i'm in column A, i type this formula in a cell , cell("col") then it gives a result of 1. my problem is what formula should i type to get a result of A (column heading)? appreciate any help. EricBB- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
column heading formula
Hi Eric
Try =SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1,COLUMN(),4),"1","") this will deal with all column headings up to XFD in Excel 2007 -- Regards Roger Govier "EricBB" wrote in message ... i'm in column A, i type this formula in a cell , cell("col") then it gives a result of 1. my problem is what formula should i type to get a result of A (column heading)? appreciate any help. EricBB |
column heading formula
all your answer got the same result, which really what im looking for. thank
you guys. EricBB "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Eric Try =SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1,COLUMN(),4),"1","") this will deal with all column headings up to XFD in Excel 2007 -- Regards Roger Govier "EricBB" wrote in message ... i'm in column A, i type this formula in a cell , cell("col") then it gives a result of 1. my problem is what formula should i type to get a result of A (column heading)? appreciate any help. EricBB |
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