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Default Anyone know of program or Excel VBA to examine set of numbers for Sum match?

2003 & 2007

The list of numbers below is just for an example.

I am attempting to find a set of numbers that add up to a given amount i.e.; In this case, I know
the answer because I created the amount.

I realize that this could be a real processor hog- but is it reasonably possible in the PC world?

2,767.16
62.75
308.00
60.66
1,745.70
791.20
(2,767.16)
(180.00)
(90.00)
(180.00)
(104.86)
(104.86)
(65.38)
(43.65)
(112.09)
(13.48)
(200.01)
(19.91)
(12.68)
(6.12)
(99.52)
(23.40)
(1.24)
(32.12)
(12.26)
(4.35)
(0.12)
(0.06)
(0.06)
(1,745.70)
(791.20)
(44.16)
(730.29)

Total (1,649.21)

What combination of the above will add up to i.e.: 1,539.45?

Answer:
-200.01
-.0.12
-6.12
1745.20

Any help or ideas is very helpful.

TIA EagleOne

 
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