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How do I change column addresses from numeric to alpha?
The old style Excel was formated so that alpha characters were the column
markers and the row characters were numeric. It was easy to reference a cell such as 4D or 26RR telling you to go to the 4th row and column D or the 26th row and column RR. The version of Excel I have is 2003 and all of the row and column references are numeric. Can the column markers be changed universally? Thanks. |
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