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1
Beginner
What is a relative range name?
This is a range name which does not use absolute cell references (i.e. there are no $ signs). This means as the formula containing the range name is copied the corresponding range moves too.
This is a range name that refers to another range name.
This is a range name that uses the INDIRECT function.
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2
Beginner
Using the data table pictured, how can I create the range names Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter very quickly, where each range name relates to a particular row or column of the data table?
Highlight the table and use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + SHIFT + F3
Highlight the table and use the keyboard shortcut F3
Highlight the table and use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + F3
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3
Beginner
In the illustration, which range name(s) must be relative?
Last_Period_Row_Above
Both Current_Period_Sales and Last_Period_Row_Above
Current_Period_Sales
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