Question: In a MS Excel spreadsheet, when you create a formula like =A1+$C$5, by default you can describe the formula's cell references as: 1) the cell

In a MS Excel spreadsheet, when you create a formula like =A1+$C$5", by default you can describe the formula's cell references as: 1) the cell reference to cell "A1" is an absolute reference. 2) the cell reference to cell "$C$5" is a relative reference. 3) the cell reference to cell"$C$5" is an absolute reference. 4) the cell reference to cell "A1" not changed by copying the formula to another cell 5) all options are correct
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