I have these formulas and telling me is circular reference:
=SUM(I32:I53)-SUM(I10:I27) and the formula is in cell i57 don't know why it's saying that.
other one:
=Expenses!E34 and the formula is in sheet Cdn. HSBC cell i40
thank you
I have these formulas and telling me is circular reference:
=SUM(I32:I53)-SUM(I10:I27) and the formula is in cell i57 don't know why it's saying that.
other one:
=Expenses!E34 and the formula is in sheet Cdn. HSBC cell i40
thank you
where does the value in I57 come from? Just because the circ ref says it is in I57, doesnt mean thats where the error actually is.
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i am attaching file, thanks so much for your help
Hi,
Cell A11 in the Expenses tab. If you're never sure where they are, try going to Formulas → Error Checking.
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thanks for the file.
OK on "Expenses" you have 2 circ refs...
A11 '=SUM(A2:A12) the answer is withinthe sum range
E34 '=SUM(E16:E40) the answer is withinthe sum range
Thanks all of you for your help.
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