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Cell Reference

The document explains different types of cell references in spreadsheets: relative, absolute, and mixed references, detailing their characteristics and usage. It includes examples of formulas and how to create dummy data using functions like randbetween(). Additionally, it provides practice exercises for applying these concepts in calculating revenue and creating a multiplication table.

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Cell Reference

The document explains different types of cell references in spreadsheets: relative, absolute, and mixed references, detailing their characteristics and usage. It includes examples of formulas and how to create dummy data using functions like randbetween(). Additionally, it provides practice exercises for applying these concepts in calculating revenue and creating a multiplication table.

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Cell Reference - Relative Reference, Absolute Reference & Mixed Reference

Cell-Reference Relative Reference

Relative Reference A1 Column Variable, Row Variable Month


Absolute Reference $A$1 Column Fixed, Row Fixed Apr
$A1 Column Fixed, Row Variable May
Mix Reference
A$1 Column Variable, Row Fixed Jun

Use randbetween() to create dummy Data Practice


Drag the formula once entered in first row Month
Select range write formula & press Ctrl+Enter Apr
Press Ctrl+` to see all the formula / Go to Formula-Show Formula May
Type =Formulatext(reference) to view Formula for particular cell Jun

USA with PR Dollar


India No Dollar
Dual Residency Both
Mixed Reference

Relative Reference Absolute_Reference $A$n (n is number)

Total_Revenue Total_Expense Net_Revenue Formula SalesPerson Sold_Qty


13,406 11,068 2,338 =H6-I6 Manoj 1,000
10,426 6,379 4,047 =H7-I7 Shenoy 1,500
15,076 5,168 9,908 =H8-I8 Total_Quantity 2,500

Practice Practice
Total_Revenue Total_Expense Net_Revenue Formula SalesPerson Sold_Qty
13,406 11,068 #N/A Manoj 1,000
10,426 6,379 #N/A Shenoy 1,500
15,076 5,168 #N/A Total_Quantity 2,500
=FORMULA(J12)
ence $A$n (n is number) Mixed_Reference ($A1 or A$1)

Contributed % Formula Multiplication Table


40.00% =N6/$N$8 Column Headers
60.00% =N7/$N$8 1 2 3 4
1 =SUM(O6:O7) 10 10 20 30 40

Row Headers
20 20 40 60 80
30 30 60 90 120
Contributed % Formula 40 40 80 120 160
#N/A
#N/A Practice
#N/A Multiplication Table
Column Headers
1 2 3 4
10
Row Headers

20
30
40
#N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A
#N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A
#N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A
#N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A
ble
Formula
5
50 =$S8*T$7
100 =$S9*T$7
150 =$S10*T$7
200 =$S11*T$7

ble
Formula
5

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