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Circular References
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Bayly has attended:
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Circular References
How to you create a circular reference
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RE: Circular References
Hi Bayly,
In Excel, circular reference usually happens if you write a formula/function (e.g. Sum, Average, if statement...etc) on the source number cell.
Usually, formula/function should be placed on a blank cell.
If you get a circular reference warning, press Esc to cancel & press Esc again to abort the formula. Put in the formula again but in a blank cell.
Hope that clears it up.
Kind regards,
Katie Woo
Microsoft Certified Trainer
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