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I am attending a college-level computer applications course, and in my Excel
training, I have to format a pre-existing Excel sheet that has been made for me. I've been having some problems, especially with this: "In cell M4, type the word "Allowance". In cell M5, type "0.32" (the amount paid per mile). In cell M8, write a Formula that multiplies the mileage in cell L8 by the mileage allowance in cell M5. (Remember to use an Absolute Reference to cell M5 and a relative reference to L8.) Copy the formula to cells M9:M11." I tried using the =PRODUCT(L8:$M5) formula, but for some reason, it always changes L8 to L5 and M5 to M8. Why is this? |
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