Cell addresses

Each cell in a spreadsheet has a unique identifier, called a cell address. The cell address tells you the exact location of a piece of information, just as a home address such as 12 Maple Avenue pinpoints a specific house.

A cell address consists of a column letter and a row number. For example, the cell located where column C and row 2 intersect has the cell address C2.

See:

Cell ranges

Absolute addresses

Spreadsheet definitions