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16 February, 12:15

If the formula = ($x$7 + x8) is copied from cell (a1) to a (a5) - 4 rows lower, what happens?

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  1. 16 February, 13:55
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    Since the first cell is locked, wherever you copied it, the cell remains the same. However, the second cell if copied from one cell to another, in this case 4 cells below, the numerical value will be added 4.

    Thus, the formula in cell A5 will be like this: = $X$7+X12.
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