> Le 2 déc. 2018 à 00:00, Kirk Brooks via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> a
> écrit :
>
> I had need to calculate column references for an Excel spreadsheet for
> columns greater than 26. You know, so you can come up with the reference
> like: A1:AG1.
Hi Kirk,
I had the same problem in the
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Subject: [TIP]: Esoteric method for calculating Excel column references
I had need to calculate column references for an Excel spreadsheet for columns
greater than 26. You know, so you can come up with the reference
like: A1:AG1.
Fun stuff.
Anyway, the scheme for this is deceptive. A
I had need to calculate column references for an Excel spreadsheet for
columns greater than 26. You know, so you can come up with the reference
like: A1:AG1.
Fun stuff.
Anyway, the scheme for this is deceptive. A -> Z is easy. But A # 0 or 1
strictly. It's tricky. I suspect this is one reason
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