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06-04-2013, 09:39 AM
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You say you want to put in D2 a double VLOOKUP function, that is, VLOOKUP(B2, blah, blah) + VLOOKUP(D2, blah, blah). But check it out: You want to put in D2 a formula that refers to D2! That's where the circularity comes in.
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