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Goal Seek in a Macro
I am attampting to write a macro where I use goal seek to solve for price
based on the desired IRR input. When I bring up goal seek, it forces me to manually input a value, rather than allow me to reference a cell value as the input variable. Is there anyway to reference a cell value as the value I would like to solve for within my macro? |
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Goal Seek in a Macro
Yes. You can programatically change the cell that needs to be static to a
value and then change it back to a formula after you perform the goal seek. -- http://HelpExcel.com "mrogge2895" wrote: I am attampting to write a macro where I use goal seek to solve for price based on the desired IRR input. When I bring up goal seek, it forces me to manually input a value, rather than allow me to reference a cell value as the input variable. Is there anyway to reference a cell value as the value I would like to solve for within my macro? |
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