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Circular Reference
G'day All,
I have a workbook for a sporting competition containing 1 sheet for each event to calculate player performance and a sheet showing the championship table. After each round I add the results for that event. Then I want to apply a "leveling" formula based on the total score 'to date' in the championship table. This creates a circular reference and also changes the leveling adjustment for previous weeks. Can anyone suggest a method of achieving the desired effect without entering the levelling scores by hand? Thanking you in anticipation, build |
Circular Reference
Most likely you have a formula like:
=A2/SUM($B$2:$B$20) and this formula is in cell B2, hence it is referring to itself. Compute the sum in another cell (e.g. C2) and then use A2/C2. Does this help? Kostis Vezerides On Oct 19, 3:47 am, "build" wrote: G'day All, I have a workbook for a sporting competition containing 1 sheet for each event to calculate player performance and a sheet showing the championship table. After each round I add the results for that event. Then I want to apply a "leveling" formula based on the total score 'to date' in the championship table. This creates a circular reference and also changes the leveling adjustment for previous weeks. Can anyone suggest a method of achieving the desired effect without entering the levelling scores by hand? Thanking you in anticipation, build |
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