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What control how the spreadsheet treats a reference if you copy the
calculation expression? Here is the question from my book? "A reference to a cell in a calculation expression can be either _______ or _______, which controls how the spreadsheet treats that reference if you copy the calculation expression." PLEASE HELP ME!!! |
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-- Regards, Dave " wrote: What control how the spreadsheet treats a reference if you copy the calculation expression? Here is the question from my book? "A reference to a cell in a calculation expression can be either _______ or _______, which controls how the spreadsheet treats that reference if you copy the calculation expression." PLEASE HELP ME!!! |
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