A cell address or cell reference is composed of a letter and number which represents the row and column that the cell is located in. Cell A1 is in column A in row 1. The cell below A1 is A2 because it is located in column A in the second row. Since there are only 26 letters in the alphabet, columns beyond column Z continue with column AA, AB, AC, etc to AZ, then BA, BB, BC, and so on. Row numbers continue down to the capacity of the spreadsheet.

Use the links below for tips on how to perform other Spreadsheet functions using Microsoft Excel 97.

• Enter spreadsheet data
  
  
• Identify Cell Address in Excel
  
  
• Go to a specific Cell in a spreadsheet
  
  
• Create an Excel formula
  
  
• Assure that the Excel formula is correct
  
  
• Justify text in Excel (Left/Right/Centered)
  
  
• Copy/Paste cells in Excel
  
  
• Insert a column in Excel
  
  
• Save an Excel file
  
  
• Open an existing Excel file