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@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ The COLUMN Function can only be used to display the correlating number of a sing
### No Cell Reference ### No Cell Reference
When no cell reference is made, the formula uses **=COLUMN()**. This will output the column number of the cell where the formula is entered.<br><br>For example, if the formula is placed in cell A1, then "1" will be displayed. When no cell reference is made, the formula uses **=COLUMN()**. This will output the column number of the cell where the formula is entered.<br><br>For example, if the formula is placed in cell A1, then "1" will be displayed.
### With Cell Reference ### With Cell Reference
When a cell reference is made, the formula uses **=COLUMN(<span title="Reference" style="color:#1E88E5">Referenced Cell</span>)**. This will then output the column number of the referenced cell, regardless of where the formula is placed in the sheet.<br><br>For example, if B1 is the referenced cell then "2" will be the output of the formula, regardless of where the formula is placed in the sheet.<br><br>**Note:** references do not have to be specific cells, you can also reference complete columns. For example, **=COLUMN(B:B)** would also result in an output of "2". When a cell reference is made, the formula uses **=COLUMN(<span title="Reference" style="color:#1E88E5">Referenced Cell</span>)**. This will then output the column number of the referenced cell, regardless of where the formula is placed in the sheet.<br><br>For example, if B1 is the referenced cell, then "2" will be the output of the formula, regardless of where the formula is placed in the sheet.<br><br>**Note:** references do not have to be specific cells, you can also reference complete columns. For example, **=COLUMN(B:B)** would also result in an output of "2".
### Range References ### Range References
The COLUMN function can also be used to reference a range of Cells or Columns. In this case only the most left-hand column will be the resulting output.<br><br>For example, **=COLUMN(A1:J1)** will result in the output of "1". The COLUMN function can also be used to reference a range of Cells or Columns. In this case only the most left-hand column will be the resulting output.<br><br>For example, **=COLUMN(A1:J1)** will result in the output of "1".
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