These references are "dynamic," meaning they automatically expand when you add new rows of data. 4. Named Ranges
You can assign a custom name to a cell or range (e.g., naming cell B1 "Tax_Rate"). Formulas become self-explanatory: =A2 * Tax_Rate .
If your data is formatted as an (Ctrl+T), you can use readable names instead of coordinates.
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These references are "dynamic," meaning they automatically expand when you add new rows of data. 4. Named Ranges
You can assign a custom name to a cell or range (e.g., naming cell B1 "Tax_Rate"). Formulas become self-explanatory: =A2 * Tax_Rate .
If your data is formatted as an (Ctrl+T), you can use readable names instead of coordinates.