Naming columns

[Darryl Gibbs]

Hi everyone.

Hopefully my question is a pretty simple one to answer, but I have been
going through help and a book on Excell trying to find an answer, but no
luck so far. I'm sure that there is a simple way to do what I am after, but
I can't find how.

What I would like to know is how to name the columns in an Excel sheet (ie A
to Title, B to Date, etc).

Thanks.

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[JulieD]

Hi Darryl

you can't

you can, however, type your headings in row 1 and use tools / options view -
and untick row & column headers to hide the A, B, Cs and 1,2,3, etc

Cheers
JulieD

 

[Darryl Gibbs]

Thanks Julie.

I wish I had asked here earlier!

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Darryl Gibbs
HTTP://www.cnapg.org
Information on all aspects of aviation, particularly vintage and warbirds.
Home of the CNAPG aircraft recognition quiz's, and the Vintage and Warbird
mailing list.
For a family rated chat room based on aviation, visit "Just Plane Chat" at:
http://groups.msn.com/JustPlaneChat

 

[JulieD]

Hi Darryl

know what you mean - i tell my students the "30 mins rule" ... work on
something for 30 mins - if you can't "crack it" go check out the newsgroups


Cheers
JulieD