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Cell reference
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I wanted to ask what technique excel uses for referencing? |
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Excel refers to cells using either Column and row numbers, such as for
example A1 or Cells(1, 1), or else by using range names you create. So for example you can select a particular cell (eg G15), or group of cells (say G15:K18), and name it "Sales" without the quotes. A more detailed question would get you a better answer though? -- Hth Kassie Kasselman Change xxx to hotmail "Vick" wrote: Hey, I wanted to ask what technique excel uses for referencing? |
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