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mimic goalseek
Thanks so much. This is very helpful.
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Just to add: goalseek uses the setting in the Iterations section of tools=Options=Calculation. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Monique" wrote in message ... OK. Right now, an input box appears. The user types in a number. The number the user inputs is the goal that I want to affect the Price. if i used goalseek, it would look like: range("W42").goalseek goal:=newCV, changingcell:=range(price) i don't have a set number of iterations. i just want it to reach the goal as close as possible and update the cell at the end. Can you please help me? "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Just keep substituting values (incrementing your start value) until your function achieves the goal (within a tolerance), or you reach some limit in the number of increments. I don't think goalseek is any smarter than that. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Monique" wrote in message ... I need to write a function that will mimic the function of goalseek. I cannot use .goalseek in my code for other platforms cannot support. If anyone could help me... it would be appreciated. |
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