I've tried it in XL8/97. It's not accepted. No name beginning with R or C
immediately followed by a decimal numeral is accepted. I'd guess this is legacy
'functionality' due to the limitations of the formula parser in the original
Excel when using R1C1 addressing.
I've tried it in XL8/97. It's not accepted. No name beginning with R
or C immediately followed by a decimal numeral is accepted. I'd guess
this is legacy 'functionality' due to the limitations of the formula
parser in the original Excel when using R1C1 addressing.
Thanks Harlan,
At least that makes some sense, however frustrating it is.
I'm using XL2003, so it hasn't been dealt with yet. Would you consider this
a bug that should be reported (not that it will matter)?
Hi
o.k. MS also decides to localize this 'feature'- So for me a name
starting with 'Z' or 'S' is not allowed.
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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany
Jeremy said:
Thanks Harlan,
At least that makes some sense, however frustrating it is.
I'm using XL2003, so it hasn't been dealt with yet. Would you
consider this a bug that should be reported (not that it will
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