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Computer Software => General software => Topic started by: renluop on October 08, 2012, 05:48:05 PM
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Instead of cell references being alpha-numeric, they have changed to numero-numeric.
I have no idea how they got changed, nor how to get them back to normal.
Help please!
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this can be changed in your cell formatting preferences in excel.
for the most part the options will be under edit - preferences, (2007) or the office button and options in 2010 / 2013 versions
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I'll look at that! Thanks! :) BTW this is the sort of thing I'm getting in cell N3
=+RC[-4]*2*RC[-3]+179
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Not sure about that - but from what i have looked at it looks like you have macros on the spreadsheet document there. or that seems to be the most common theme from a google search anyway. - If cell formatting isn't the answer - try turning off Macros see if that changes anything.
I did find this - though you might have to read through it a bit to find the related bits of information about half way down the page.
http://excel.bigresource.com/Convert-Formula-to-RC-Notation-j4rhHBWl.html
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Seems it was the macro settings, now completely disabled!
Thanks guys :drink:
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I'm puzzled by your comment about macros.
Simply, the R1C1 style referencing in EXCEL became switched on for some reason.
You can turn this on/off using the options in EXCEL. Each EXCEL version puts this somewhere different in the menus, but for EXCEL 2007 for example you do the following:
Excel Options
Formulas - make sure that there is no tick in the box called:-
R1C1 reference style
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Puzzle not dear friend" My comment arose out of the post by SecTSys.
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Sweet glad that one got sorted out :D