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using solver question
How do you perform and inclusive or test using solver. I need Y1 to equal 1
if x11 or x21 is greater than o and Y1 to equal zero if both x11 and x21 equal zero using solver: if x11 or x21 = 0 then y1=1 otherwise y1=0 |
using solver question
On Aug 4, 2:18 pm, jvc007 wrote:
How do you perform and inclusive or test using solver. I need Y1 to equal 1 if x11 or x21 is greater than o and Y1 to equal zero if both x11 and x21 equal zero using solver: if x11 or x21 = 0 then y1=1 otherwise y1=0 Why particularly do you want to use Solver? A formula in Y1 would work. =IF(OR(X110,X210),1,0) |
using solver question
.... or just =--OR(X11=0,X21=0)
(note that I changed to =, as that was what the OP asked for) -- David Biddulph "Spiky" wrote in message ... Why particularly do you want to use Solver? A formula in Y1 would work. =IF(OR(X110,X210),1,0) On Aug 4, 2:18 pm, jvc007 wrote: How do you perform and inclusive or test using solver. I need Y1 to equal 1 if x11 or x21 is greater than o and Y1 to equal zero if both x11 and x21 equal zero using solver: if x11 or x21 = 0 then y1=1 otherwise y1=0 |
using solver question
(note that I changed to =, as that was what the OP asked for)
Well, the written part says one thing, and the last line says something different. I looked at that a bit before posting and decided no "=" was appropriate, but the OP will have to figure it out. |
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