Hello @fabe.
The thing goes weird, cause =CHAR(column()+64)
formula returns a character from ASCII table according to nested COLUMN()+64
formula result. So for column A (which is column 1), CHAR(65)
returns character “A” from ASCII table, column B → “B” and so on till “Z”, cause both character in ASCII table and column labels are placed in alphabetical order. Then, starting from CHAR(91)
, which is AA column in Calc and “[” character in ASCII table, result from CHAR() formula does not match column label anymore, cause there are no any character combinations like AA
, BD
, ZZ
and so on.
The better solution by @JohnSUN is found in this topic. Use formula =SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1;COLUMN();4);"1";"")