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Relative referencing
fteal-time referencing
Absolute referencing
Mixed referencing
- Relative referencing: Changes when the formula is copied to another cell, adapting to its new location.
- Absolute referencing: Remains constant, no matter where you copy the formula. It uses dollar signs to lock the column and/or row, like `$A$1`.
- Mixed referencing: Combines elements of both absolute and relative referencing. It locks either the column or the row, such as `$A1` or `A$1`.
Option:2 - fteal-time referencing
- This is not a recognized cell referencing style.
Correct Answer: Option:2, fteal-time referencing
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