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R1C1 versus A1
Can anyone tell me the advantages of using R1C1 cell references instead of
A1 - or point me to a web site dealing with it. I changed one fairly large workbook to R1C1 but am finding a few disadvantages - not all formulas or expressions seem to accept it - Range() for instance. Stuart |
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