Method of viewing/naming columns or conversions for same
 

Hi. How does one change the way a sheet calls out the columns so that
it is as a numeric form? Is it able to be sheet specific or does it
require the entire workbook carry the same format?

Method of viewing/naming columns or conversions for same
 

In EXCEL 2007:-

Office Button (top left hand corner)

Excel Options (lower right hand corner)

Formulas

- make sure that there is a tick (check) in the box called:-

R1C1 reference style

It applies to the whole Workbook.

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"Copacetic" wrote:


Hi. How does one change the way a sheet calls out the columns so that
it is as a numeric form? Is it able to be sheet specific or does it
require the entire workbook carry the same format?
.

Method of viewing/naming columns or conversions for same
 

In EXCEL 2003 and earlier....

Tools/Options on menu bar... General tab... Settings section...
"R1C1 reference style" checkbox.

Setting is global for the entire workbook.

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)



"trip_to_tokyo" wrote in message
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In EXCEL 2007:-

Office Button (top left hand corner)

Excel Options (lower right hand corner)

Formulas

- make sure that there is a tick (check) in the box called:-

R1C1 reference style

It applies to the whole Workbook.

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"Copacetic" wrote:


Hi. How does one change the way a sheet calls out the columns so that
it is as a numeric form? Is it able to be sheet specific or does it
require the entire workbook carry the same format?
.

Method of viewing/naming columns or conversions for same
 

On Sat, 8 May 2010 14:44:12 -0400, "Rick Rothstein"
wrote:

In EXCEL 2003 and earlier....

Tools/Options on menu bar... General tab... Settings section...
"R1C1 reference style" checkbox.

Setting is global for the entire workbook.


I think there is some key combination that allows one to see the
numbering in the 'names' field. Not sure what it is though.