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OK, so you're trying to calculate both columns. And, since each references the other, you're getting the circular references.
Might I suggest that a better approach could be to have separate input & output columns? That way you'll have a lasting record of which figures you actually input for each provider. If you simply use a macro to update whichever column you don't input data into, you'll lose that visual record.
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