Circular Reference and Custom List In Excel - a podcast by BPA Educators

When an #Excel #formula refers back to its own cell, either #directly or #indirectly, it creates a #circularreference.  #iterative #calculations are usually turned off in Excel by the default (in this context, iteration is the repeated recalculation until a specific numeric condition is met). For circular formulas to work, you must #enable iterative calculations in your Excel workbook.  

Create your own #custom #list In a #column of a #worksheet, type the values to sort by. ... Select all of the #cells in that list, and then click #File - #Options - #Advanced. Scroll way down to the #General section and click Edit Custom Lists... In the Custom Lists #box, click #Import.  

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