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Which of these statements about cell references is not true? a. you can enter a cell references in a formula by typing in the reference. b. cell references can only be entered in a formula by using the formula bar c. you can enter a cell reference in a formula by clicking the cell location on the spreadsheet. d. cell references make it easy to use values from other cells in a formula.
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