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I am trying to goal seek to a specific cell. Is it possible to do so without
typing in a hard number? |
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Nate.
You would need to use code: Sub NateGoalSeek() Range("A3").GoalSeek Goal:=Range("A2").Value, ChangingCell:=Range("A1") End Sub In this example, we are seeking to set the value returned by the formula in cell A3 equal to the value entered in cell A2 by changing cell A1 (all of the activesheet). HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "nate" wrote in message ... I am trying to goal seek to a specific cell. Is it possible to do so without typing in a hard number? |
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