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Hello;
I was a bit hesitant to post this question for obvious reasons, but I decided to post it anyway!! You never know! The Excel add-in Solver module has the following comparison operators to choose from in "Subject to the Contraints" box: <= , = , = , int(eger) , bin One may choose one or more operators from the above list. I need to specify the constraint: A1 B1 Is there a workaround this difficulty ??? (choosing the constraint A1 = B1 appears to force Solver to first try A = B and fails) Thank you. |
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