Some people prefer this method of cell reference, while it drives other people (like Jerry) crazy. It even has a name-R1C1 format, which means "row 1 column 1." It is a way of referring to rows and columns that is a "holdover" from older spreadsheet programs. The bothersome (to Jerry) way that he is seeing columns displayed is actually a feature in Excel. Instead he sees columns 1, 2, and 3.) Jerry wants to forbid this from ever happening and he has spent quite a bit of time trying to find someone who can tell him how to NEVER use that option nor have it available. ![]() (In other words, he doesn't see columns A, B, or C anymore. Some of Jerry's workbooks keep reverting to showing both columns and rows as numbers.
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