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making a UDF that runs solver
I'm working on a spreadsheet that needs to run solver for all the cells in a
column. I just can't do it one by one because I'll be using the spreadsheet under different conditions. Can anyone tell my how to program a UDF that will run solver so I can drag it down the column? Thanks! url:http://www.ureader.com/gp/1042-1.aspx |
making a UDF that runs solver
maria bernal -
I doubt that you can use a User Defined Function to run Solver. A UDF can only return a value to the cell where it resides. When Solver runs, Solver changes values in other cells. So, I think you will have to use a subroutine instead of a UDF. Examples and tutorials are available if you search Google for "excel vba solver" (without the quotes). - Mike Middleton http://www.DecisionToolworks.com Decision Analysis Add-ins for Excel "maria bernal" wrote in message .. . I'm working on a spreadsheet that needs to run solver for all the cells in a column. I just can't do it one by one because I'll be using the spreadsheet under different conditions. Can anyone tell my how to program a UDF that will run solver so I can drag it down the column? Thanks! url:http://www.ureader.com/gp/1042-1.aspx |
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