Circular Reference error

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If D8 is less than 2
E8 is dividing F8 by C8
but F8 is dividing E8 by C8
hence the circular ref
 
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Without knowing what you are trying to do, no.
 
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Sorry, that would help to know what I'm trying to do :)

Trying to find out what I would need to bet (E8) based on the original bet (E7) and odds (C7) and the new odds (C8) to have an equal profit on either side (G7 and G8). Do you understand?
 
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Fraid not, I don't understand that system of odds and don't bet.
 
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