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goal seek using multiple criteria to arrive at desired number
i am looking for a way to arrive at a specified number of new hires
accounting for a % loss each step along the way. I need a total number of 100 starts...i lose the percantages listed below at each step...the ??? represents the value i need to find in order to have 100 start. So how many do i need in each step to end up at 100. Total Number Needed = 100 step 1 step 2 step 3 step 4 dq% # needed dq% # needed dq % # needed dq% # needed 50% ??? 25% ??? 15% ??? 5% ??? |
goal seek using multiple criteria to arrive at desired number
i think you just need to work back from the final total required (100).
Step 4: 100/0.95 = 105.3 Step 3: 100/0.95/0.85 = 123.8 Step 2: 100/0.95/0.85/0.75 = 165.1 Step 1: 100/0.95/0.85/0.75/0.5 = 330.2 "se7098" wrote: i am looking for a way to arrive at a specified number of new hires accounting for a % loss each step along the way. I need a total number of 100 starts...i lose the percantages listed below at each step...the ??? represents the value i need to find in order to have 100 start. So how many do i need in each step to end up at 100. Total Number Needed = 100 step 1 step 2 step 3 step 4 dq% # needed dq% # needed dq % # needed dq% # needed 50% ??? 25% ??? 15% ??? 5% ??? |
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