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replyReply Thu 24 Jan 2008, 14:04Delegate Elena said...

Elena has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Cell reference

how to create cell reference?

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replyReply Wed 30 Jan 2008, 15:43Trainer Katie said...

RE: cell reference

Hi Elena,

Thanks for your question. A cell reference = cell address, always start with Column Letter, followed by Row Number.

e.g. cell H23

To insert a cell reference, simply type in = sign & use the mouse to click on a cell, then press ENTER.

See if that helps.

Regards,

Katie

 

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