Consider a formula "= B2 + 4" in cell A1. If cell A1 is copied and pasted into D4, then what will be the formula in D4?

Consider a formula "= B2 + 4" in cell A1. If cell A1 is copied and pasted into D4, then what will be the formula in D4? Correct Answer = E5 + 4

The correct answer is = E5 + 4.

Key Points

  •  If a formula = B2 + 4 is in cell A1 then cell A1 is copied into D4, then the formula in D4 will be = E5 + 4.

Additional Information

  • How to Write Formulas in Excel
    • All Excel formulas start with an equal (=) sign.
    • The answer to the formula is displayed in the cell into which the formula is entered.
    • Cells are referenced in a formula by their column-row identifier.
    • The symbols for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are: + - * /
    • We do not have to enter capital letters in the formula, They will be capitalized automatically.

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