How to setup a Table as a Worksheet in Word 2000
This article explains how to create simple worksheets in Microsoft Word by using tables and the Formula (=) field. In these worksheets, you can add, subtract, multiply, and divide values entered in cells.
"Individual cells are referenced by column letter and row number in the form of "A1", where A represents the column and 1 represents the row. For example, A2 refers to the cell located in the first column second row. To select a row only, the syntax is "2:2", and to select a column, the syntax is "A:A"."
Read more at: http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;211255&spid=939&sid=276
"Individual cells are referenced by column letter and row number in the form of "A1", where A represents the column and 1 represents the row. For example, A2 refers to the cell located in the first column second row. To select a row only, the syntax is "2:2", and to select a column, the syntax is "A:A"."
Read more at: http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;211255&spid=939&sid=276
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