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Old August 27th, 2008, 08:43 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Taurien
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Hi!

I need to know that can we use a particular cell in a formula again and
again. And my excell 2003 is showing numbers in columns but in earlier
versions there used to be Text as A, B and C and so on as columns and i can
use the " $ " sign to fix a cell. but its not working here and cells are
showing as R420C9. but when i cpoy it and paste in the below cell, its
reference is changed. How cani fix it.

Regards
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Old August 27th, 2008, 08:53 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Rajesh
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Hi

You may fix this by doing the following:

Goto Tools Options Click General Tab under settings untick R1C1
reference style.

Then click ok, now check the coloumn headings.

Regards
rajesh





"Taurien" wrote:

Hi!

I need to know that can we use a particular cell in a formula again and
again. And my excell 2003 is showing numbers in columns but in earlier
versions there used to be Text as A, B and C and so on as columns and i can
use the " $ " sign to fix a cell. but its not working here and cells are
showing as R420C9. but when i cpoy it and paste in the below cell, its
reference is changed. How cani fix it.

Regards

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Old August 27th, 2008, 09:17 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Taurien
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Posts: 9
Default Cell Reference

Thanks Rajesh it worked and changed the column headings and then i put "$"
sign and my formula worked. Thanks man. What do u do man and where u live

"rajesh" wrote:

Hi

You may fix this by doing the following:

Goto Tools Options Click General Tab under settings untick R1C1
reference style.

Then click ok, now check the coloumn headings.

Regards
rajesh





"Taurien" wrote:

Hi!

I need to know that can we use a particular cell in a formula again and
again. And my excell 2003 is showing numbers in columns but in earlier
versions there used to be Text as A, B and C and so on as columns and i can
use the " $ " sign to fix a cell. but its not working here and cells are
showing as R420C9. but when i cpoy it and paste in the below cell, its
reference is changed. How cani fix it.

Regards

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Old August 27th, 2008, 09:26 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Rajesh
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Default Cell Reference

Your welcome. I am in india & my profession is finance & accounts.

"Taurien" wrote:

Thanks Rajesh it worked and changed the column headings and then i put "$"
sign and my formula worked. Thanks man. What do u do man and where u live

"rajesh" wrote:

Hi

You may fix this by doing the following:

Goto Tools Options Click General Tab under settings untick R1C1
reference style.

Then click ok, now check the coloumn headings.

Regards
rajesh





"Taurien" wrote:

Hi!

I need to know that can we use a particular cell in a formula again and
again. And my excell 2003 is showing numbers in columns but in earlier
versions there used to be Text as A, B and C and so on as columns and i can
use the " $ " sign to fix a cell. but its not working here and cells are
showing as R420C9. but when i cpoy it and paste in the below cell, its
reference is changed. How cani fix it.

Regards

 




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