Excel for Marketing Managers

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artjohnson

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Errata:
On page 44 of Excel for Marketing Managers a table explains absolute and relative references stating that
Pressing F4 = D1 is Absolute Reference
=$D$1 is Relative Reference
=D$1 is Mixed (fixed column)
=$D1 is Mixed (fixed row)
=D1 is Relative

Only the last statement is correct. D1 is Relative.

Art Johnson
 

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Thanks for noticing this! Appreciate the note.

Bill
 
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