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Excel 2003 creates the range names using the column and row heading .
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Excel can create range names only from labels, not .
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By using in place of cell references, you are less likely to make data entry errors when constructing complex formulas.
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A formula allows you to build a formula using the row and column labels from the active worksheet.
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To determine the average, median, minimum, and maximum values for a range; calculate statistical measures, like variance and standard deviation we can use the function.





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