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Default circular reference where sumif and vlookup overlap

Glad to help.
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John C


"mining north" wrote:

That was the path. Summing the column is where I the logic fell apart, but
to pull it back on track I ended up with:
V14: =$T$6
V15: =V14-Z14-BC14
AY14: =V14-Z14
AY15: =V15-Z15
... and the same across the fleets. For each type of equipment (495, EH500,
930E, etc) I needed to run out the hours by row.

You've saved me a concussion from banging my head against the wall!!

"John C" wrote:

Took me a little while longer to figure out than I planned, but I did figure
it out.

The cells that are creating the problems, initially, are the following cells:
AY14, BD14, BI14, BN14, and BS14.
In order to fix the circular reference error, I had to change up the
formulas in these cells just a tad, along with the the subsequent cells in
those columns.
The corrections below should do the trick. NOTE: I am giving 2 formulas for
each column, 1 for row 14, and 1 for row 15, the formulas in row 15 should be
edit--fill--down as needed.
AY14: =$T$6-SUM(Z$14:Z14)
AY15: =$T$6-SUM(Z$14:Z15)-BC14
BD14: =$T$7-SUM(AE$14:AE14)
BD15: =$T$7-SUM(AE$14:AE15)-BH14
BI14: =$V$4-SUM(AJ$14:AJ14)
BI15: =$V$4-SUM(AJ$14:AJ15)-BM14
BN14: =+$V$5-SUM(AO$14:AO14)
BN15: =+$V$5-SUM(AO$14:AO15)-BR14
BS14: =$V$6-SUM(AT$14:AT14)
BS15: =$V$6-SUM(AT$14:AT15)-BW14

The issue with the way you had it is that cells in row 14 were tabulating
information from rows 14 through 63, which fed into column BX which fed
information back into columns G & H.

This should also give an accurate representation of running balance of
available hours on the latest lines.

Hope this helps you!



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John C


"mining north" wrote:

It's all new to me. The file is at:
http://www.freefilehosting.net/download/3jeg7
Any advice is welcome. I'm following through with Excel set on iteration
for the time being.


"John C" wrote:

Thanks for the other choices, though to be fair, I never asked him to post to
newsgroup.
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John C


"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Please do not post a file to the newsgroup.

If you want to upload a copy of your workbook to one of the file hosting sites
we can download to see what could be preventing CF from working.

http://www.freefilehosting.net/
http://savefile.com/

When you have uploaded to that site, post the URL so we could download should we
choose.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 11 Jul 2008 13:51:01 -0700, John C <johnc@stateofdenial wrote:

This appears to be a very involved spreadsheet. I think I would need to look
more closely at your data structure. Can you post it? or email it? (with I
assume, dummy data).




 
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