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What does a standard alphanumeric "cell reference" address identifier in a spreadsheet formula typically consist of?

  1. A
    The row number followed by the column letter
  2. B
    The column letter followed by the row number
  3. C
    The sheet name only
  4. D
    The file path

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A standard spreadsheet cell reference coordinate is always represented by listing the column letter identifier first, followed directly by the row number (for example, B5 indicates column B, row 5).

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What does a standard alphanumeric "cell reference" address identifier in a spreadsheet formula typically consist of?
A
The row number followed by the column letter
B
The column letter followed by the row number
C
The sheet name only
D
The file path

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