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I want to get an output row vector to have 100(%) in each column, by
modifying the inputs in Solver. I can make it work for one column at atime but cant do them all at once. Is there a "solver" method for arrays as well as single target cells? |
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In order to do that you need to order the solver suite from the company that
produces the standard excel solver tool: http://www.solver.com/exceluse.htm#P...ver%20Platform Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "h.2" wrote: I want to get an output row vector to have 100(%) in each column, by modifying the inputs in Solver. I can make it work for one column at atime but cant do them all at once. Is there a "solver" method for arrays as well as single target cells? |
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Thanks a lot. I'll try the test download- Harry Hall
"Dave F" wrote: In order to do that you need to order the solver suite from the company that produces the standard excel solver tool: http://www.solver.com/exceluse.htm#P...ver%20Platform Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "h.2" wrote: I want to get an output row vector to have 100(%) in each column, by modifying the inputs in Solver. I can make it work for one column at atime but cant do them all at once. Is there a "solver" method for arrays as well as single target cells? |
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Add a constraint that indicates the row cells should equal 100%, i.e.,
1. For example, if you want A1:D1 to equal 100%, add the constraint A1:D1=1 -- Regards, Tushar Mehta www.tushar-mehta.com Multi-disciplinary business expertise + Technology skills = Optimal solution to your business problem Recipient Microsoft MVP award 2000-2005 In article , h.2 @discussions.microsoft.com says... I want to get an output row vector to have 100(%) in each column, by modifying the inputs in Solver. I can make it work for one column at atime but cant do them all at once. Is there a "solver" method for arrays as well as single target cells? |
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