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simple yet complex scenario - goal seek problem
Excel 2002 SP3
Win XP Pro SP2 *Follow-up to: microsoft.public.excel* Hi, I have the following: Column C is "Sales Growth Rate" Cells in C3 to C23 each contain a sales growth rate for a period (a month or quarter, etc.), increasing randomly (I should say "estimated" but not following a set pattern, i.e not 2% per period, etc., but just a best arbitrary estimate that is not linear). Column F is "Market Share" Cells in F3 to F23 each contain the market share of each period as a %, meaning market value captured by the company divided by total market value. F23 is my total market share at the end of the series; e.g. 10% I need to change sales growth rates in C3 to C23 so that I arrive a desired values of market shares in F23 meaning: I need to run the scenario assuming a total ending market share (in F23) of 10% (that's done); 2.5% and 4.25% (rates here are just for illustration) which correspond to: worse, middle and best case scenarios. What is the best way to adjust my cells in C3 to C23 so that I end up with the desired market share in F23 (i.e. 2.5% and 4.25%)? It would be best to reflect the same growth ratios, for the grow rates, etc. I can't do Goal Seek (I believe) because that needs to only change 1 single cell where I need to change the range C3:C23 so that F3:F23 changes proportionately to end up with the desired 2.5% and 4.25% market shares.... Makes any sense? |
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http://www.vertex42.com/ExcelArticle...-examples.html http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...118641033.aspx Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "stef" wrote: Excel 2002 SP3 Win XP Pro SP2 *Follow-up to: microsoft.public.excel* Hi, I have the following: Column C is "Sales Growth Rate" Cells in C3 to C23 each contain a sales growth rate for a period (a month or quarter, etc.), increasing randomly (I should say "estimated" but not following a set pattern, i.e not 2% per period, etc., but just a best arbitrary estimate that is not linear). Column F is "Market Share" Cells in F3 to F23 each contain the market share of each period as a %, meaning market value captured by the company divided by total market value. F23 is my total market share at the end of the series; e.g. 10% I need to change sales growth rates in C3 to C23 so that I arrive a desired values of market shares in F23 meaning: I need to run the scenario assuming a total ending market share (in F23) of 10% (that's done); 2.5% and 4.25% (rates here are just for illustration) which correspond to: worse, middle and best case scenarios. What is the best way to adjust my cells in C3 to C23 so that I end up with the desired market share in F23 (i.e. 2.5% and 4.25%)? It would be best to reflect the same growth ratios, for the grow rates, etc. I can't do Goal Seek (I believe) because that needs to only change 1 single cell where I need to change the range C3:C23 so that F3:F23 changes proportionately to end up with the desired 2.5% and 4.25% market shares.... Makes any sense? |
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