Question

If you had a cell reference C5, but you want C to stay constant and 5 to change in your formula, what would be the correct structure

Answer 1

Answer:

If you had a cell reference c5 but in your formula

Answer 2

$C5 would be the correct structure.

• The process of fixing the row or column's number or alphabet to keep its value constant throughout is known as a mixed cell reference.
• This is done to keep a value fixed that is to be further utilized for calculations or referencing.
• The number or the alphabet can be fixed by using the $ sign in front of it.
• $C5 means that C will stay the same but 5 will change.