When copying formulas to other cells, we might encounter three reference modes, namely relative reference, absolute reference, and mixed reference. We need to choose the proper reference method according to the specific calculation requirements and the formula. · 1. Relative ReferenceWhen copying formulas to other cells, the formula will change according to the position of the referenced cell.Take this table as an example. Enter =B2*C2 in cell D2, and then pull down the fill handle to ....

When writing a long article, we may find the content of it may be related to each other.Take this paper as an example. The content of the first heading in the text is quoted in the summary part. It will take us a lot of time to scroll the page with the mouse to find the heading. If we use the cross-reference feature, we can quickly jump to the referenced location. First, click the place where we want to use the cross-reference feature. Click the Cross-reference button in the Reference ....

The errors in a function or formula will result in calculation errors, and it returns "#VALUE!". The common causes are as follows: incorrect function syntax, the reference cells containing text in the formulas, the reference cells containing a non-character string in the formulas, and the lack of braces in the formulas. Let's go through them one by one. · Incorrect function syntax.For example, we want to calculate the difference in computer sales between the first half of this year....

You may not know what to do if the error message "#NULL!" occurs when carrying out calculations in a table. Today, I'll talk about why the error message #NULL! occurs and how to solve it. In general, the error message "#NULL!" is caused by the lack of the reference operator in references, resulting in an empty range of references. · The formula references continuous cell range without the correct reference operator.Take this table as an example. If we want to sum up the company'....

When using WPS Spreadsheets to process data, how can we deal with the worksheets without numbering or those with disordered numbers? Are there any convenient ways to number the rows while the numbers are not supposed to get disordered when certain rows are removed? The ROW function can realize it. The complete ROW formula is =ROW([Reference]). Here Reference can refer to a single cell, a cell range, or nothing. Here is the introduction to the two options of using the ROW function. · O....

1. Reviewed the steps to insert functions in the table, there are 3 entrances to insert functions. You do not need to remember each function, just enter the first few letters, and the system will generate an automatic association.2. shared the 3 types of formula references, namely relative, absolute and mixed references.3. shared the function of how to reference data across worksheets or workbooks.