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Goal seek on more than one cell
I am using Excel 2007, but I also email my spreadsheets to users that have
only 2003. I have set up a spreadsheet to calculate the highest price we can bid for foreclosed properties. I use a cash flow analysis in order to calculate the highest purchase price that will enable us to rent the properties at a break even. After I input the income and expenditures, I come down to a net cash flow figure. I use goal seek to calculate the purchase price that will yield a cash flow of zero. This process works perfectly in all cases. Problem is, each column represents one property, and I have a bunch of potential acquisitions. Goal seek works on only one cell at a time. Is there any way of making goal seek (or a functional equivalent) work for all my columns? |
Goal seek on more than one cell
Yes, use Solver rather than Goal Seek
For problems other than max-min type, it can be set up to find multiple solutions best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme "David Wess" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2007, but I also email my spreadsheets to users that have only 2003. I have set up a spreadsheet to calculate the highest price we can bid for foreclosed properties. I use a cash flow analysis in order to calculate the highest purchase price that will enable us to rent the properties at a break even. After I input the income and expenditures, I come down to a net cash flow figure. I use goal seek to calculate the purchase price that will yield a cash flow of zero. This process works perfectly in all cases. Problem is, each column represents one property, and I have a bunch of potential acquisitions. Goal seek works on only one cell at a time. Is there any way of making goal seek (or a functional equivalent) work for all my columns? |
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