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Every calculation is based on cell references. Excel differentiates mainly between relative and absolute cell references. In this video you'll learn how to use the relative cell references in formulas.

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Excel 2010 Part 1: Use Relative Cell References in Formulas

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Excel 2010 Part 1: Use Relative Cell References in Formulas

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