Question

Which of the following formulas correctly anchors ONLY the row in cell A1?

Answer 1

Answer:

A dollar sign in Excel is used for absolute cell referencing. This tells Excel that you want to always refer to a specific cell even when your formula is copied across. ... A cell reference is simply telling Excel the location of the cell (or cells) you want to use in your formula.

Answer 2

Complete question:

Which of the following formulas correctly anchors ONLY the row in cell A1?

A. $A$1

B. $A1

C. A$1

D. A1

Answer:

The correct answer is option C. A$1.

Explanation:

• To anchor only the row in cell A1, we use the formula A$1.
• Microsoft Excel's anchoring feature helps you to rapidly copy formulas and paste them into the cells of your choice.
• If you want to anchor a row, you have to press the "F4" key twice after clicking on a cell.
• Suppose: If you click on the "A1" cell and press "F4" twice, it changes to "A$1."
• Hence, the correct answer among all the options is option C. A$1.

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