I'm using Switch function for my worksheet and at some points even simple evaluations bug into zero.
For example :
=SWITCH(Baz_Vade;180;R18*$U$8;150;[@[150 gün]]$U$7;120;[@[120 gün]]$U$6;90;[@[90 gün]]$U$5;60;[@[60 gün]]$U$4;30;[@[30 gün]]$U$3)
When I evaluate this at the last step it becomes:
=SWITCH(180;180;3960;150;0;120;0;90;0;60;0;30;0)
yet it calculates into 0. I find this ridiculous. Perhaps I can not see the obvious problem but it doesn't seem like it.
When I first used the
=SWITCH(Baz_Vade;"180 gün";R18*$U$8;"150 gün";[@[150 gün]]$U$7;"120 gün";[@[120 gün]]$U$6;"90 gün";[@[90 gün]]$U$5;"60 gün";[@[60 gün]]$U$4;"30 gün";[@[30 gün]]$U$3)
and it evaluated to:
SWITCH("180 gün";"180 gün";3960;"150 gün";0;"120 gün";0;"90 gün";0;"60 gün";0;"30 gün";0)
it again evaluated to 0.
The base problem is the formula is repeated in the predecent formulas so there are circular references. Though the statement of Switch(Baz_Vade) is the key to not get in circular calculations by giving an outside source to iterate the function. I want to know specifically why the ending evaluations I proposed ends up calculated 0.
Thank you in advance,
mezkur7
