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by - delegate Susie [1 post] (2008 Jun 30 Mon, 15:17) replyReply

How do i name the colomns i.e. i dont want it to be called "A 1" i want it to be called sales/monjth

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by - trainer Carlos gold contributer[479 posts] (2008 Jul 1 Tue, 11:03) Edited on 2008 Jul 1 Tue, 11:03 replyReply

Hi Susie

If you want to label the information in a column you click the first cell of the column and enter the label

However what you seem to be asking is to change the name of the cell from "A1" to "Sales/Month"

To rename a cell or range of cells you do the following:

1. Select the cell (s) you want to name

2. Enter the name with no spaces in the Name box.
NB This is the left most box on the formula toolbar where the Cell name appears

3. Press Enter

Hope this helps

Carlos


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