A cell address is a combination of column letter and row number of a cell, such as C4 or D8.
Note: When identifying a cell by its address, the column letter is always listed first followed by the row number.
By Ted French, About.com
A cell address is a combination of column letter and row number of a cell, such as C4 or D8.
Note: When identifying a cell by its address, the column letter is always listed first followed by the row number.
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