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What is the affect of adding the symbol $ into a excel formula

 
 
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Absolute reference.
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there are 2 forms of referencing in a formula. Absolute (indicated with a $
symbol) and relative (no symbol). When a relative referenced formula is
copied or dragged the column and/or row numbers will increment. Absolute
referenced cells will not. Hit F1 to bring up the hlep and type in Absolute
reference for further details...
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