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    Action Procedure

    Relative referencing in Excel 1. When you copy a formula from one cell to another, Excel copy the formula
    formula relatively.
    2. For example: in cell C5 there is a formula as SUM(A1: C4). You copy the formula
    from cell C5 and then paste the formula in cell L10. What will be the new formula?
    3. In cell L10, you get the formula as: SUM(J6: L9). So the formula works relatively.
    If you fix some cell as absolute 1. For example: if in cell C5 the formula was like SUM($A$1: $C$4) and you copied the
    or mixed, in those cases formula from cell C5 to cell L10, the formula would not change. It will same as
    absolute reference parts of before: SUM($A$1: $C$4). As the cell references are absolute.
    the formula will not make
    change.

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