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I am trying to calculate answers that use the answers from other
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Please give details: formulas, values and results.
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Georgeh" wrote in message ... |I am trying to calculate answers that use the answers from other | calculations. Is there a way to do that without getting errors? |
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As Niek has asked, it's probably a good thing to see the formulas you're using.
You CAN turn off the checks for circular references via: Tools | Options | [Calculation] tab and check the Iterations option This is rather dangerous thing to do because it will completely hide any unintentional circular references you may either already have set up or may set up in the future. Quite often there is a solution that can be worked out that doesn't involve a circular reference, and that is definitely more desirable - but to begin to figure out such a solution, the formulas in use would have to be seen. "Georgeh" wrote: I am trying to calculate answers that use the answers from other calculations. Is there a way to do that without getting errors? |
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