Column Labels are Numbers Not Letters...

[GreyhoundFan]

I am using Excel 2007. Today when I opened up Excel, I noticed the formulas being automatically created from my actions were a little strange. Then I noticed the columns weren't labeled with letters instead each column was labeled with a number. So cell A1 is now R1C1.

Not sure how this change happened. How do I change back to the number letter format?

Thanks,
Jean
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[GTO]

You have just somehow changed the notation, which is no big deal. Not sure where it's at in 2007, but under options someplace, there's probably a checkbox to un-tick.

 

[yogeshmaney]

Go to excel option and uncheck R1C1 reference style in Formulas>>Working with formulas

 

[GreyhoundFan]

Thank you yogeshmaney and GTO for the info and the quick responses!!!!

Have a great day!
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