Each cell in a spreadsheet is defined by:
A)formulas and labels.
B)a row number and a label.
C)a row number and a column letter.
D)a formula and a column number.

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Each cell in a spreadsheet is identified by a combination of a row number and a column letter, such as "A1" or "D5". Formulas and labels are entered into cells, but they do not define the cell itself. Similarly, a cell may have a row number and a column number, but the convention is to use letters to identify columns, rather than numbers.

Each Cell in a Spreadsheet Is Defined By