I'm not sure what the 'following formats' are, but simply putting a $ in front of the letter will lock the column reference, and putting a $ in front of the number will lock the row reference. Putting a $ in front of both will allow you to keep the cell reference the same. For example:
A1 should be A$1$ in an equation to keep the reference as A1 for all 'filled down' equations.
Answer:
1. true 2.false 3.a 4.d 5.c 6.d 7. true 8.true 9.true 10.true
Explanation:
No thanks but Happy Mother’s Day!!!
Answer:
b) 01564 37928
e) 26 8 75 32 901
Explanation:
Pushes and pulls are the computer operations which enable the user to perform numerical tasks. The input commands are interpreted by the computer software and these tasks are converted into numeric values to generate output.
