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This IF statement is giving me a circular reference error:
=IF(F1="C",A1,0,IF(B1="CALL",A1,0)) Is it possible to get around the fact that the data for the True statement is in the same field for both IF statements? Or is it something else in this statement that's causing the error. Thanks for any help. |
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