No. Labels are normally text. Numbers are usually referred to as values. Occasionally a number could be a label. Even then, they would often be formatted as text.
labels or cell content
COUNT
The name of the series, the values in the series and the category labels.
You would see the label XX =c20 on labels for the numeric math other wise the excel function that you would use would be BIOGRADBLE x 20-
label
To divide the sum of a data set by the number of values is called the "mean" function of the data set. It is called the AVERAGE function in Excel.
In Excel, labels are typically aligned to the left by default in cells containing text. However, they can be aligned to the center or right by adjusting the alignment settings in the toolbar or through the Format Cells dialog. Numeric values, on the other hand, are aligned to the right by default. Users can customize the alignment for both labels and values to suit their preferences or improve readability.
There is no single answer. Often it can be a label, which may be the answer you are looking for, but text values used in Excel are not always labels. If you have a list of names in a spreadsheet, the names are not labels. There may be a label at the top like "Names", but the names themselves are not labels.
The AVERAGE function.
Their formatting. You can set many different formats for cells, like different number types or different fonts or different colours for the cell or the contents.
In Excel is it COUNT.
comparison operators