Formula to return the column letter for any cell.
=SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1,COLUMN(E3),4),"1","")
This formula will produce the result: E
Formula to convert a column letter into the column number:
=COLUMN(INDIRECT(CONCATENATE("E","1")))
This formula will produce the result: 5
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