![]() ![]() When this happens – when the input of a cell depends on its output – Excel gets “confused” about what to do, and it has to start using approximations to make the calculations. If that does not appear correctly for you in Excel, or you just get a simple error message, go to the Options menu (Alt, T, O on PC or ⌘ +, on Mac), Formulas, and make sure your settings look like this: We know the circular reference is there because the bottom-left part of the screen now reads “Calculate”: The input of Q14 depends on its output – what’s already there – which creates a circular reference. ![]() ![]() ![]() The contents of cell Q14 depend on the contents of cell R14 and… cell Q14. Read our Privacy Policy Circular Reference Excel: What Is It?Ī circular reference in Excel is a case where the input of a cell depends on the output of that same cell. ![]()
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