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Hi Yogi,
I fully understand what you are saying. However the issue is the actual formula that appears in the refers to area.
What happens in my example above is that I have named a formula. The formula name is, say, MyFormulaName.
If on sheet3, cell B3 I enter =MyFormulaName I get the expected result (sheet3!A3*my constant LGSup rounded to zero decimal places).
If on sheet3, cell c4 I enter =MyFormulaName I again get the expected result (sheet3!B4*my constant LGSup rounded to zero decimal places).
However if I do the same on sheet2 the result is not
sheet2!A3*my constant LGSup rounded to zero decimal places but uses instead the value from sheet3!A3.
The reason seems to be that when you name a formula references to cells MUST specify the sheet.
Gavin