Hi. Feel free to send me your data, or post your data here.
We should be able to double check your results.
I like to scale financial data by a hundred. IE Multiply the input by
100, and look for a total of 314428.

Dana DeLouis


On 10/16/09 3:26 PM, Michelle wrote:
Thanks! This is pretty cool. It didn't work on my data, but I tried it on
same sample lists and it worked on the samples. I guess that probably means
that there's a problem with my data.

"Max" wrote:

Try this Tom Ogilvy classic for a way using Solver:
http://tinyurl.com/5kx9bw

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"Michelle" wrote:
I have a list of 11 numbers. I need to use some of those numbers to come to
a total of $3,144.28. I don't need all of those numbers, but I don't know
which ones to exclude. I also don't know how many of the 11 numbers I need.

Is there a function or something that would add random numbers in the group
until it finds what numbers make up the total I need?