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Cell references
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Wed 27 Feb 2008, 16:33Delegate Sophie said...
Sophie has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Cell references
could you tell me more about absolute cell references
Sat 1 Mar 2008, 10:31Trainer Cress said...
RE: cell references
They are used when you do not want the reference of a field to change even when you drag down a formula or copy it to another cell. For example:
=SUM(C9+G12)
If you drag this formula down to the cell below it will change to the following formula:
=SUM(C10+G13)
It will automatically add one. A, absolute cell reference stops this automatic incrementation. If you put an absolute cell reference as follows:
=SUM(C9+$G$12)
This will continue to increment the C9 part but the G12 field will always be the same.
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