February 2002
Beginner
328 pages
10h 47m
English
Once you've mastered the concept of relative vs. absolute cell references, consider the third type of reference: a mixed cell reference.
In a mixed cell reference, either the column or row reference is absolute while the other reference remains relative. Thus, you can use cell references like A$1 or $A1. Use this when a column reference must remain constant but a row reference changes or vice versa. Figure 51 shows a good example.
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