Rounding

jimfulton9

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How do I get around the circular reference. My formula is for example: =b10-(a10/2)=rounddown(b11,0) this formula is in cell b11 and that is where I want my answer to be.
 

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You can't reference the cell you are in when writing a formula.

What is it your are trying to do?

Maybe you want this:

=Rowndown(b10-(a10/2),0)
 
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Welcome to the board,

you can't normally reference a cell in that cell's formula, hence the circular reference, perhaps you want

=int(b10-a10/2)
 
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Welcome to MrExcel - tell us what it is you want to do, maybe we can figure out a solution.
 
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