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lawson

Goal Seek
 
Hello,

i wish to create a function that runs GoalSeek.

if, for example, A1 is where i sould type the function, then B1 would be the
value to be set, and C1 would be the cell to change till it equals B1, by
changing the value in A1.

A1 = GS(Target Value, Cell to be set to Value)
= GS('B1','C1') '(ie, can be typed in any cell, referencing any cells)

which would produce a value that looks like a typical Goalseek value,
2.639568392784

any help would be greatly appreciated

G



Gary''s Student

Goal Seek
 
Goto Google Groups:

http://groups.google.com/grphp?hl=en&tab=wg

and enter the following in the Search Groups Box:

"goal seek function" group:*Excel

--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200773


"lawson" wrote:

Hello,

i wish to create a function that runs GoalSeek.

if, for example, A1 is where i sould type the function, then B1 would be the
value to be set, and C1 would be the cell to change till it equals B1, by
changing the value in A1.

A1 = GS(Target Value, Cell to be set to Value)
= GS('B1','C1') '(ie, can be typed in any cell, referencing any cells)

which would produce a value that looks like a typical Goalseek value,
2.639568392784

any help would be greatly appreciated

G



lawson

Goal Seek
 
How is this function used?

if i have a formula in c5, that reads '=b9^1.7', and i want to set that cell
equal to 44 by changing cell b9, how do i use thie 'backward' function to do
that?

thanks



"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Goto Google Groups:

http://groups.google.com/grphp?hl=en&tab=wg

and enter the following in the Search Groups Box:

"goal seek function" group:*Excel

--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200773


"lawson" wrote:

Hello,

i wish to create a function that runs GoalSeek.

if, for example, A1 is where i sould type the function, then B1 would be the
value to be set, and C1 would be the cell to change till it equals B1, by
changing the value in A1.

A1 = GS(Target Value, Cell to be set to Value)
= GS('B1','C1') '(ie, can be typed in any cell, referencing any cells)

which would produce a value that looks like a typical Goalseek value,
2.639568392784

any help would be greatly appreciated

G



Dana DeLouis

Goal Seek
 
Maybe for this particular problem...

=POWER(44,1/1.7)

--
HTH :)
Dana DeLouis


"lawson" wrote in message
...
How is this function used?

if i have a formula in c5, that reads '=b9^1.7', and i want to set that
cell
equal to 44 by changing cell b9, how do i use thie 'backward' function to
do
that?

thanks



"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Goto Google Groups:

http://groups.google.com/grphp?hl=en&tab=wg

and enter the following in the Search Groups Box:

"goal seek function" group:*Excel

--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200773


"lawson" wrote:

Hello,

i wish to create a function that runs GoalSeek.

if, for example, A1 is where i sould type the function, then B1 would
be the
value to be set, and C1 would be the cell to change till it equals B1,
by
changing the value in A1.

A1 = GS(Target Value, Cell to be set to Value)
= GS('B1','C1') '(ie, can be typed in any cell, referencing any
cells)

which would produce a value that looks like a typical Goalseek value,
2.639568392784

any help would be greatly appreciated

G





David Biddulph[_2_]

Goal Seek
 
Excel has a help function. I would heartily recommend it.
--
David Biddulph

"lawson" wrote in message
...
How is this function used?

if i have a formula in c5, that reads '=b9^1.7', and i want to set that
cell
equal to 44 by changing cell b9, how do i use thie 'backward' function to
do
that?


"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Goto Google Groups:

http://groups.google.com/grphp?hl=en&tab=wg

and enter the following in the Search Groups Box:

"goal seek function" group:*Excel


"lawson" wrote:

Hello,

i wish to create a function that runs GoalSeek.

if, for example, A1 is where i sould type the function, then B1 would
be the
value to be set, and C1 would be the cell to change till it equals B1,
by
changing the value in A1.

A1 = GS(Target Value, Cell to be set to Value)
= GS('B1','C1') '(ie, can be typed in any cell, referencing any
cells)

which would produce a value that looks like a typical Goalseek value,
2.639568392784

any help would be greatly appreciated

G





lawson

Goal Seek
 
thanks, but the formula in my last question was jsut an example. the real
formula i keep having to goalseek is:

=MAX(8*$C29,6,IF(AND($C$16=0,$C$90),1/50,IF($C$15=1,IF($B29<=6,1/25,1/20),IF($B29<=6,3/50,3/40)))*$C$5*$C$4*$C29*$C$6/SQRT(Q$21)*IF($C$90,IF(AND($B29<=11,$C$100),$D$1 0,1)*IF(AND($B29<=11,$C$110),$D$11,1)*IF(AND($B29 <=11,$C$120),$D$12,1)*IF($C$130,$D$13,1),1))*IF( $C$16=1,1.3,1)

"Dana DeLouis" wrote:

Maybe for this particular problem...

=POWER(44,1/1.7)

--
HTH :)
Dana DeLouis


"lawson" wrote in message
...
How is this function used?

if i have a formula in c5, that reads '=b9^1.7', and i want to set that
cell
equal to 44 by changing cell b9, how do i use thie 'backward' function to
do
that?

thanks



"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Goto Google Groups:

http://groups.google.com/grphp?hl=en&tab=wg

and enter the following in the Search Groups Box:

"goal seek function" group:*Excel

--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200773


"lawson" wrote:

Hello,

i wish to create a function that runs GoalSeek.

if, for example, A1 is where i sould type the function, then B1 would
be the
value to be set, and C1 would be the cell to change till it equals B1,
by
changing the value in A1.

A1 = GS(Target Value, Cell to be set to Value)
= GS('B1','C1') '(ie, can be typed in any cell, referencing any
cells)

which would produce a value that looks like a typical Goalseek value,
2.639568392784

any help would be greatly appreciated

G






Jon Peltier

Goal Seek
 
You can't run Goal Seek from a worksheet formula. You could write a macro to
automate it, or even record a macro while you do the particular analysis,
and rerun it as needed.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com
_______


"lawson" wrote in message
...
Hello,

i wish to create a function that runs GoalSeek.

if, for example, A1 is where i sould type the function, then B1 would be
the
value to be set, and C1 would be the cell to change till it equals B1, by
changing the value in A1.

A1 = GS(Target Value, Cell to be set to Value)
= GS('B1','C1') '(ie, can be typed in any cell, referencing any cells)

which would produce a value that looks like a typical Goalseek value,
2.639568392784

any help would be greatly appreciated

G






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