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demand forecast the result is a circular reference screen

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@olhmexve - The circular reference error occurs when you to try to refer the original line item to where you are actually putting the formula.

It would be great if you could provide the screenshot of the error you are facing.

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Can you explain in detail or provide screenshots for reference.

@olhmexve - The circular reference error occurs when you to try to refer the original line item to where you are actually putting the formula.

It would be great if you could provide the screenshot of the error you are facing.

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