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BH79
*Can somebody help my out?????? I would like to know how tochange the column name (A, B, C etc) into a different name...*
*Can somebody help my out?????? I would like to know how tochange the column name (A, B, C etc) into a different name...*
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YS10
Good question BH 79 , I also would really like to know this and can't
find anything about it
. But I have seen docs in which the
columns have names instead of the usual a,b,c-labels... Hope someone
knows the answer...
find anything about it
. But I have seen docs in which thecolumns have names instead of the usual a,b,c-labels... Hope someone
knows the answer...
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Paul
BH79 > said:
change the column name (A, B, C etc) into a different name...*
You cannot change the column letters themselves (except to numbers in the
R1C1 style of cell references). What you can do is to use row 1 for your own
headings, with your data starting in row 2.
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Peo Sjoblom
You can't, you could hide all headers and then create your own but the
references would still have to be there
references would still have to be there
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Norman Harker
Hi BH79!
No. You can type in a row of names in Row 1 and hide the Row and
Column headers using Tools > Options > View. Not generally recommended
as it confuses with formulas but there are situations where you might
use the approach.
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Regards
Norman Harker MVP (Excel)
Sydney, Australia
(e-mail address removed)
Excel and Word Function Lists (Classifications, Syntax and Arguments)
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No. You can type in a row of names in Row 1 and hide the Row and
Column headers using Tools > Options > View. Not generally recommended
as it confuses with formulas but there are situations where you might
use the approach.
--
Regards
Norman Harker MVP (Excel)
Sydney, Australia
(e-mail address removed)
Excel and Word Function Lists (Classifications, Syntax and Arguments)
available free to good homes.
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Guest
youre probably seeing access documents, those column names
are "namable"
are "namable"