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How does Solversolve Control Macro
Solver manipulates input variables to make a target
function in a cell achieve a maximum, minumum or specified value. However, if the target value is to be generated by a 500 line VB Visual Basic program, how does one get the Solver to drive the VB program? Is this possible? I've tried ShowRef:="Validator II", which is the start of the VB program, but the system just twitches a few times and exits. Setting PassThru:= does not change anything. |
How does Solversolve Control Macro
http://support.microsoft.com/support...ver/solver.asp
Creating Visual Basic Macros that Use Microsoft Excel Solver perhaps that will shed some light. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Dacvid Cardner" wrote in message ... Solver manipulates input variables to make a target function in a cell achieve a maximum, minumum or specified value. However, if the target value is to be generated by a 500 line VB Visual Basic program, how does one get the Solver to drive the VB program? Is this possible? I've tried ShowRef:="Validator II", which is the start of the VB program, but the system just twitches a few times and exits. Setting PassThru:= does not change anything. |
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