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🎓 Welcome to @MosesLearnLab, data lovers!
I’m Moses, and today we’re diving into one of the most essential Excel skills — Mastering Cell Referencing: Relative, Absolute, and Mixed References.
When working with formulas in Excel, cell referencing determines how your formulas behave when copied or filled. By default, Excel uses relative references, but sometimes you need a reference that doesn’t change — that’s an absolute reference.
👉 In this video, you’ll learn the four types of cell referencing in Excel with simple, practical examples:
1️⃣ Relative Referencing – References change automatically when copied.
2️⃣ Absolute Referencing – References stay fixed using $ before column and row.
3️⃣ Row Constant (Mixed Reference) – Row remains fixed while column changes.
4️⃣ Column Constant (Mixed Reference) – Column remains fixed while row changes.

✨ Watch till the end to master how the $ symbol can make your formulas flexible or fixed — a must-know skill for every Excel user!
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💬 Comment below which type of referencing you use most often!
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