In a formula, which symbol specifies the fixed columns or rows?@$%*!

In Excel formulas, the symbol that specifies the fixed columns or rows is the dollar sign ($). When you put a dollar sign before the column letter or the row number, it makes that column or row absolute, which means it will remain fixed when you copy the formula to other cells. For example, in the formula$A1, column A is fixed; in the formula A$1, row 1 is fixed; and in the formula$A$1, both column A and row 1 are fixed.