![]() ![]() (Actually, the formula can also look like =$A1+$A2 or =A$1+A$2, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves.) So a relative cell reference might look like =A1+A2 but an absolute reference might look like =$A$1+$A$2. ![]() Absolute references are noted by a dollar sign in front of the cell reference. The key difference between relative and absolute cells is that relative cell references move when you copy them, but absolute references do not. Knowing the difference between absolute and relative references in Excel can take you from Excel novice to master in not long at all. Is it important to know the difference between relative and absolute references in Excel? Absolutely! Pardon the pun, but I couldn’t resist it. By Rich Rinaldi on Decemin Basic Excel Functions and Formulas
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