Question 12 • 110 CCHS Business Computer Applications - Office 2019
An absolute cell reference keeps pointing to the same cell when you copy a formula to another location. For example, $A$1 remains $A$1 after copying, unlike a relative reference that adjusts based on the new location. So an absolute reference is most helpful when you need to reference the same cell in copied formulas.
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