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You don't give enough information about your function to hazard a guess,
but you can see the mechanics of setting up an intentional circular reference at http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/accumulator.html In article , arkansooner wrote: I'm attempting to solve a function, but this function id dependent on itself. Everytime I attempt to solve, excel tells me that I'm solving a circular function. When I attempt to iterate the function, I get div/0 in the cell. Does anyone know how to solve this type of functions? |
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