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Latest revision as of 15:42, 23 September 2013
In a spreadsheet, a referenced cell address is relative
by default. When you copy a referenced address from one cell to another, it changes automatically. You can convert a relative cell address
to an absolute cell address and vice versa.To convert a cell address:
- Select the cell.
- Add or remove the US dollar sign ($) before the row number, the column name, or both. For example, A1 is a relative cell address, while $A$1 is an absolute cell address. If you want to change only the row number during pasting, use $A1.
