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I am a first time user of Excel 2000 and have no idea what the terms mean,
how to do many things such as copy from one worksheet to another maintaining
all formulas etc.
I have inadvertently created a circular reference and have no idea how to
remove it. Reading the help nots on allowing or correcting a circular
reference didn't help, nor did locating & removing a circular reference.
Should Navigate Circular Reference box be empty with no sign when you leave
the mouse on it?
Please help.
Kind regards
Jane

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