Now we can say Andre Iguodala three point to go to that cell,
we could type, AI3point, hit enter.
If I go anywhere else, I'll see AI3point, it sends you to that cell.
Now if I want to add those cells, I can simply point to them, and
it says, Curry three point plus Andre Iguodala three point and
that's pretty nice, shows up in English.
Okay, well you can name a whole column of cells if you want a range of cells
using create from selection.
So, I could name this column age, this column games, this column games started.
So I'll select all this range here, you select the range you want to name and
then you go to formulas, create from selection.
By the way, in the name manager,
you can see the names we've created and you can edit those if you want.
And there's a lot more to range names and
I urge you to read chapter one of my book if you want to learn a lot more with that.
What we'll do in this video will get us by.
So I'm going to select this range here, Ctrl+Shift+Right arrow,
Ctrl+Shift+Down arrow.
Go Create From Selection, and it does names in top row so
it'll name this column age, this column G for games, etc.