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what cells add to a value
One method using solver:
http://groups.google.com/groups?thre...gp13.phx .gbl will find a single solution. The below will find multiple solutions if they exist. As Harlan points out in the above thread the problem can quickly escalate to be unsolvable, but for the numbers you show, it is solvable. Put your numbers in Column B, starting in B1 Put the number to sum to in A1 Run TestBldBin this will list all combinations in columns going to the right - obviously it runs out of room at 256. If nothing is shown, there are no combinations (for example 9999 with the sample 14 numbers). Option Explicit Sub bldbin(num As Long, bits As Long, arr() As Long) Dim lNum As Long, i As Long, cnt As Long lNum = num ' Dim sStr As String ' sStr = "" cnt = 0 For i = bits - 1 To 0 Step -1 If lNum And 2 ^ i Then cnt = cnt + 1 arr(i, 0) = 1 ' sStr = sStr & "1" Else arr(i, 0) = 0 ' sStr = sStr & "0" End If Next ' If cnt = 2 Then ' Debug.Print num, sStr ' End If End Sub Sub TestBldbin() Dim i As Long Dim bits As Long Dim varr As Variant Dim varr1() As Long Dim rng As Range Dim icol As Long Dim tot As Long Dim num As Long icol = 0 Set rng = Range(Range("B1"), Range("B1").End(xlDown)) num = 2 ^ rng.Count - 1 bits = rng.Count varr = rng.Value ReDim varr1(0 To bits - 1, 0 To 0) For i = 0 To num bldbin i, bits, varr1 tot = Application.SumProduct(varr, varr1) If tot = Range("A1") Then icol = icol + 1 rng.Offset(0, icol) = varr1 If icol = 256 Then MsgBox "too many columns, i is " & i & " of " & num & _ " combinations checked" Exit Sub End If End If Next End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "JS" wrote in message ... I have a number - say 1525 - and I have range of values - say - 135 10000 500 550 1000 25 Is there a way to enter the 1525 and have excel hightlight the figures that sum to 1525? so excel would let me know that 500, 25, 1000 add up to the 1525? |
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