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in this video well be looking for cell reference different types of cell reference like say relative reference absolute reference and some more advanced mixed reference lets see that I am on the sheet lets say relative reference I have some data lets say month the total income total expense and the net income I can get a net income which I subtract expenses from the total revenue how do I do that its a very simple formula equal to Ill subtract cell number b3 - cell number c3 NL press Enter now when I press ENTER if I drag down all the cells the formula will be copied like this and if I just double click on any cell what is happening is it has taken the relative reference what it was done previously it has subtracted the b3 cell number from C b3 minus c3 similarly they have done as b8 - e 8 if you see here also b7 - c7 be 6 - c6 so as you go in the horizontal or vertical manner the formula gets copied accordingly so that is what is called relative reference but now lets see Ill