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Default "relative reference"

I'm new to the whole macro thing and am looking for a simple way to
understand the "relative reference" when recording a macro. Can someone shed
some light on that? also, my macro takes a spreadsheet of 10 columns and x
rows and formats it. How would I build the macro so that no matter the
number of rows, the macro will still work? would i have to write code for
this or will the record macro option work? Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks

 
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