Might this help you?

<Tools <Formula Auditing
And, at the bottom, click on "Formula Auditing Toolbar".

This gives you a floating toolbar which, when one of your formula cells is
selected, you click on an option, and it will insert arrows to precedent and
dependant cells that are contained in the formula of the selected cell.

Play around with all the choices and see if it helps.

You can anchor the toolbar if you wish.
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HTH,

RD
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This is a multi-step problem. I want to try and simplify it to
understand it better. The answer should be 1 but it never is so I
thought that if I could reduce it down to a single line problem, I
could simplify it and understand it better.


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