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How to reverse this formula?
I want to change this formula. Right now it is a guessing game on how
to get the formula to equate to the ideal value of .28. ..28=(((E5-(B5*1000*1.305/2080))-D5-C5)/(E5)) E5 represents the number I enter to try to to get to .28 B5 is a number that varies all the time, so I enter different numbers in B5 in an attempt to get to the right value so the formula equates to ..28 D5 and C5 are constants. What would the formula look like in order to have .28 be within the formula, so that I can enter any number as B5 and the result is whatever the number E5 needs to be? In other words, I want E5 to be the answer, not .28. |
How to reverse this formula?
mumbles Wrote: I want to change this formula. Right now it is a guessing game on how to get the formula to equate to the ideal value of .28. ..28=(((E5-(B5*1000*1.305/2080))-D5-C5)/(E5)) E5 represents the number I enter to try to to get to .28 B5 is a number that varies all the time, so I enter different numbers in B5 in an attempt to get to the right value so the formula equate to ..28 D5 and C5 are constants. What would the formula look like in order to have .28 be within the formula, so that I can enter any number as B5 and the result is whatever the number E5 needs to be? In other words, I want E5 to be the answer, not .28. B5 = (((.28 - 1)*E5)+C5+D5)/(1000*1.305/2080) The only difference should be that this function is defined when E5 = whereas your function above is not. Scot -- Maistry ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Maistrye's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=3607 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=56307 |
How to reverse this formula?
mumbles Wrote: I want to change this formula. Right now it is a guessing game on how to get the formula to equate to the ideal value of .28. ..28=(((E5-(B5*1000*1.305/2080))-D5-C5)/(E5)) E5 represents the number I enter to try to to get to .28 B5 is a number that varies all the time, so I enter different numbers in B5 in an attempt to get to the right value so the formula equate to ..28 D5 and C5 are constants. What would the formula look like in order to have .28 be within the formula, so that I can enter any number as B5 and the result is whatever the number E5 needs to be? In other words, I want E5 to be the answer, not .28. Ha, misread it at first, was solving for B5. I think it should be: E5 = ((B5*1000*1.305/2080)-D5-C5)/(.28-1) Scot -- Maistry ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Maistrye's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=3607 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=56307 |
How to reverse this formula?
mumbles Wrote: I want to change this formula. Right now it is a guessing game on how to get the formula to equate to the ideal value of .28. ..28=(((E5-(B5*1000*1.305/2080))-D5-C5)/(E5)) E5 represents the number I enter to try to to get to .28 B5 is a number that varies all the time, so I enter different numbers in B5 in an attempt to get to the right value so the formula equate to ..28 D5 and C5 are constants. What would the formula look like in order to have .28 be within the formula, so that I can enter any number as B5 and the result is whatever the number E5 needs to be? In other words, I want E5 to be the answer, not .28. Eventually... anyway. =((-B5*1000*1.305/2080)-D5-C5)/(.28-1) Scot -- Maistry ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Maistrye's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=3607 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=56307 |
How to reverse this formula?
Thanks! your first one was correct =(((.28 -
1)*E5)+C5+D5)/(1000*1.305/2080) except that it gives me a negative number Maistrye wrote: mumbles Wrote: I want to change this formula. Right now it is a guessing game on how to get the formula to equate to the ideal value of .28. ..28=(((E5-(B5*1000*1.305/2080))-D5-C5)/(E5)) E5 represents the number I enter to try to to get to .28 B5 is a number that varies all the time, so I enter different numbers in B5 in an attempt to get to the right value so the formula equates to ..28 D5 and C5 are constants. What would the formula look like in order to have .28 be within the formula, so that I can enter any number as B5 and the result is whatever the number E5 needs to be? In other words, I want E5 to be the answer, not .28. Eventually... anyway. =((-B5*1000*1.305/2080)-D5-C5)/(.28-1) Scott -- Maistrye ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Maistrye's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=36078 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=563075 |
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