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| How to change column headers from numbers to letters? |
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To change your column headers from looking like numbers to looking like letters... In Excel versions 2003 and before: In Excel version 2007: Alternatively, for any version of Excel, you can execute this code line in the Immediate Window: Application.ReferenceStyle = xlA1 To do that, from your worksheet, press Alt+F11, Ctrl+G and either type in or paste in that code line, and then press the Enter key. Press Alt+Q to return to the worksheet. If by chance your column headers are currently displayed as letters (in A1 style) and you want your column headers to look like numbers, follow the above steps and place a checkmark in the box next to "R1C1 reference style", or execute this code line in the Immediate Window: Application.ReferenceStyle = xlR1C1
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