Learning Microsoft Excel

Question 6 - Answer

Which of these are valid cell addresses?

The naming convention for a cell reference is the alphabetic column letter position followed by the row number. You may use either lower or upper case letters when referencing a column.

G3000 is a valid cell address - - a letter (G) followed by a number (3000)

DH30 is a valid cell address - - two letters (DH) followed by a number (30)

20AD is not a valid cell address. Letters (columns) come before numbers (rows).

b20 is a valid cell address - - a letter (b) followed by a number (20).

Ab6000 is a valid cell address.

550 is not a valid cell address. It is missing the column designation.