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how do I put in a name for the columns?
I need to put in a name for the columns. But I don't want the names to be
part of the data in the columns, just want it to be a name. How do I do that? |
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how do I put in a name for the columns?
Just select the column or columns and press Cntrl+F3 and give the name you
want and press ok. Now use the defined name in your formula. For Example:- Select the B to E and press Cntrl+F3 and give the desired name as ABC and give Ok. And use the defined name in your formula like this. =SUM(ABC) This will total the Numeric values which are all available in B to E Column If this post helps, Click Yes! -------------------- (Ms-Exl-Learner) -------------------- "asdf" wrote: I need to put in a name for the columns. But I don't want the names to be part of the data in the columns, just want it to be a name. How do I do that? |
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how do I put in a name for the columns?
Just select the column or columns and press Cntrl+F3 and give the name you
want and press ok. Now use the defined name in your formula. For Example:- Select the B to E and press Cntrl+F3 and give the desired name as ABC and give Ok. And use the defined name in your formula like this. =SUM(ABC) This will total the Numeric values which are all available in B to E Column If this post helps, Click Yes! -------------------- (Ms-Exl-Learner) -------------------- "asdf" wrote: I need to put in a name for the columns. But I don't want the names to be part of the data in the columns, just want it to be a name. How do I do that? |
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