Description
When we copy a formula to another cell, Excel automatically adjusts the references used in that formula. In many cases, this is exactly what we want, for example, when using a fill handle to copy the formula. However, sometimes, we may want to fix some or all references in a cell so that they stay the same when we copy the formula from that cell.
This session looks at how to create and use absolute cell references.
After completing this session, you will be able to create absolute cell references with two different methods.
Instructions:
- Please complete the course, review questions, and successfully complete the qualified assessment with a minimum of 100% accuracy within one year of course enrolment.
- To retake the course, please refresh your browser and the course will start again.
Instruction before the Final Exam:
- The following exam will test your knowledge of this course.
- You can take it as many times as you want.
- You must have a score of 100% to pass this exam.
- You are required to complete the qualified assessment within one year of the date of purchase or enrolment.
- You must pass this exam to receive continuing education credits.
- You would need to retake the course before attempting the qualified assessment again.
- To redo the course after passing, you would need to reset the course.
- You won’t be awarded additional CPE if you re-take the qualified assessment after passing once.
- Please fill in and submit the survey after passing final exam to get CPE and Certificate of Completion.
