A mixed cell reference in spreadsheets combines elements of both absolute and relative references. For example, in `$A1`, the column 'A' remains constant while the row number can change.
An absolute cell reference in a spreadsheet refers to a fixed location that does not change when a formula is copied to another location. This guide contrasts it with relative cell references and explains its usage in applications like Excel.
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