Question

How is a mixed cell address different from relative and absolute cell addresses?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

To make a cell reference absolute, just add $ sign before the column number or row number or both of them: A2 = both column and row references are relative. A$2 = column reference is relative, row reference is absolute. $A$2 = both column and row references are absolute

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Mixed cell references are a bit more tricky than the absolute and relative cell references. There can be two types of mixed cell references: The row is locked while the column changes when the formula is copied. The column is locked while the row changes when the formula is copied.

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