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Generally when there is a circular reference, we see a cell refernce, at the
bottom of the screen, where the circular refernce is created. But at times I
see only the word "Circular" without the cell refernce. In such case how do I
find out where such circular refernce is created?

Please help.

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Default Circular Refernce

If you have trouble finding the circular reference, maybe Stephen Bullen's
utility will help:

http://www.oaltd.co.uk/Excel/Default.htm
Look for FindCirc.zip

Kamal wrote:

Generally when there is a circular reference, we see a cell refernce, at the
bottom of the screen, where the circular refernce is created. But at times I
see only the word "Circular" without the cell refernce. In such case how do I
find out where such circular refernce is created?

Please help.

Kamal


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