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Circular Reference - Why?
Are you sure you're opening the same file?
Maybe you have two files with the same name in different folders?
Alan Smith wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
I think it may just be a versioning issue. When I open Excel from my Start
menu it opens in compatability mode, and opening this file afterwards causes
errors to appear. However, without opening Excel first, and opening this file
from the Recent Documents folder, seems to be ok (so far).
Any idea why that would happen?
Alan
"Dave Peterson" wrote:
You may want to try Stephen Bullen's utility:
http://www.oaltd.co.uk/Excel/Default.htm
Look for FindCirc.zip
Alan Smith wrote:
I have a section in a worksheet that finds the total for each client by
revenue stream, for visible cells only. The data layout is as follows:
Column G - Client Name (rows 6-709 is the whole data set, rows 741-788 is
the summary);
Columns N-Z - Revenue Streams (Products/Services) - Gross Values
Column AA - Total of N-Z (basic Sum function)
Column AB - Ranking of values in AA741-AA788
Columns AC-AO - Revenue Streams (Products/Services) - Weighted Values
When I use the following formula in N741-Z788 everything appears to be fine:
=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET($G$6:$G$709,ROW($G$6 :$G$709)-MIN(ROW($G$6:$G$709)),0,1)),--($G$6:$G$709=$G741),N$6:N$709)
When I try to use the same formula in AC741 (the only change is to the
N$6:N$709 reference, which is now AC) I get a circular reference in N742. Any
idea why that would happen? I feel like I'm missing something easy here but I
can't see it.
Thanks in advance,
Alan
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