In MS Excel, which of the following is an absolute cell reference?
Answer: B) 1
- A) !B1
- B) 1
- C) #b#1
- D) B!1
Explanation
1 is absolute. A dollar sign before the column letter and before the row number locks both, so the reference stays B1 when the formula is copied anywhere. Excel uses "!" to separate a sheet name from a cell, not to fix a reference, and "#" has no such role.
Asked in: PGCL 2021
Topic: Computer and IT