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microsoft excel courses - Absolute referencing
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Mon 2 Jul 2007, 13:49Delegate Daniel said...
Tue 3 Jul 2007, 14:31Trainer Amanda said...
RE: Absolute referencing
Hi Daniel
Thanks for your question.
An absolute cell reference in a formula has $ signs in front of the column letter and the row number, e.g. $B$3
To create an absolute reference, press the F4 key after you have clicked on the cell to enter it into a formula.
Amanda
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