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How to lock cells & formulas using $ (sign).

Its all about the $$$$$$$'s Excel Tutorial – How to Use the $ Sign to Lock Cells (Absolute & Mixed References Explained) In this easy Excel tutorial, you’ll learn how and why to use the dollar sign ($) in formulas to lock cells when copying or dragging formulas. I’ll explain what absolute, relative, and mixed references mean — in plain English — and show you exactly how the $ sign keeps your cell references fixed. 💡 You’ll also learn: ✅ When to lock a cell reference (and when not to) ✅ The difference between the dollar position ✅ How to use the F4 key shortcut to quickly add or remove $ signs ✅ Real examples to show how formulas behave when copied By the end of this video, you’ll understand how to control formulas like a pro and stop Excel from changing references you want to stay the same! 👉 Don’t forget to like 👍, comment 💬, and subscribe 🔔 for more Excel tips every week!