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For example, the equation is:
P*R - (P*G) = D + (D*G) In the worksheet, each cell would have a number associated with a variable and I would like to solve for G. Thanks, WA |
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Hi,
Install solver add-in in your computer "WA" wrote: For example, the equation is: P*R - (P*G) = D + (D*G) In the worksheet, each cell would have a number associated with a variable and I would like to solve for G. Thanks, WA |
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G = ((P * R) - D)/(D + P)
-- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "WA" wrote: For example, the equation is: P*R - (P*G) = D + (D*G) In the worksheet, each cell would have a number associated with a variable and I would like to solve for G. Thanks, WA |
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On Apr 26, 10:44*am, Gary Brown <junk_at_kinneson_dot_com wrote:
G = ((P * R) - D)/(D + P) -- Hope this helps. * If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "WA" wrote: For example, the equation is: P*R - (P*G) = D + (D*G) In the worksheet, each cell would have a number associated with a variable and I would like to solve for G. Thanks, WA Not to answer for the OP but he said the formula was just an example. It sounds like he is asking if there is a function that can do algebra. My first thought is "no" but I would be interested in seeing if there is something that can. |
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Correct - I am looking for an equation that can do algebra. The solver plugin
takes a lot of time when there are multiple equations. My apologies for the vague initial post. "zxcv" wrote: On Apr 26, 10:44 am, Gary Brown <junk_at_kinneson_dot_com wrote: G = ((P * R) - D)/(D + P) -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "WA" wrote: For example, the equation is: P*R - (P*G) = D + (D*G) In the worksheet, each cell would have a number associated with a variable and I would like to solve for G. Thanks, WA Not to answer for the OP but he said the formula was just an example. It sounds like he is asking if there is a function that can do algebra. My first thought is "no" but I would be interested in seeing if there is something that can. . |
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One workaround...
I'll use Range Names. Break the equation into Left and Right hand sides. Subtract the two. Have Goal Seek Set LHS - RHS to zero, by adjusting G. Not sure what you mean by "multiple equations" LHS =(P*R_)-(P*G) RHS =D+(D*G) =LHS-RHS Note: Solver and Goal Seek are only good for finding 1 solution. It won't work as-is if you have a polynomial equation to return multiple solutions. = = = = = = = HTH :) Dana DeLouis On 4/26/2010 12:18 PM, WA wrote: Correct - I am looking for an equation that can do algebra. The solver plugin takes a lot of time when there are multiple equations. My apologies for the vague initial post. "zxcv" wrote: On Apr 26, 10:44 am, Gary Brown<junk_at_kinneson_dot_com wrote: G = ((P * R) - D)/(D + P) -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "WA" wrote: For example, the equation is: P*R - (P*G) = D + (D*G) In the worksheet, each cell would have a number associated with a variable and I would like to solve for G. Thanks, WA Not to answer for the OP but he said the formula was just an example. It sounds like he is asking if there is a function that can do algebra. My first thought is "no" but I would be interested in seeing if there is something that can. . |
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On 4/26/2010 9:18 AM, WA wrote:
Correct - I am looking for an equation that can do algebra. The solver plugin takes a lot of time when there are multiple equations. My apologies for the vague initial post. "zxcv" wrote: On Apr 26, 10:44 am, Gary Brown<junk_at_kinneson_dot_com wrote: G = ((P * R) - D)/(D + P) -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "WA" wrote: For example, the equation is: P*R - (P*G) = D + (D*G) In the worksheet, each cell would have a number associated with a variable and I would like to solve for G. Thanks, WA Not to answer for the OP but he said the formula was just an example. It sounds like he is asking if there is a function that can do algebra. My first thought is "no" but I would be interested in seeing if there is something that can. . Well, how many equations are there and how often do they change? I would think doing the algebra to solve for each equation as Gary suggested would be the easiest way. I'm pretty sure Excel doesn't have a function that will do this for you. You might also consider using an alternate math only program instead of Excel. Bill |
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Email be directly (get my email addy from my website)
I will show how to solve multiple equation in one go Or, have a look at http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme/ExcelTips/Solver.mht best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme "WA" wrote in message ... Correct - I am looking for an equation that can do algebra. The solver plugin takes a lot of time when there are multiple equations. My apologies for the vague initial post. "zxcv" wrote: On Apr 26, 10:44 am, Gary Brown <junk_at_kinneson_dot_com wrote: G = ((P * R) - D)/(D + P) -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "WA" wrote: For example, the equation is: P*R - (P*G) = D + (D*G) In the worksheet, each cell would have a number associated with a variable and I would like to solve for G. Thanks, WA Not to answer for the OP but he said the formula was just an example. It sounds like he is asking if there is a function that can do algebra. My first thought is "no" but I would be interested in seeing if there is something that can. . |
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Hi Bernard,
what file kind is denoted by the extension .mht? - I can open it with IE but not with FFox. Cheers Michael On Apr 26, 10:08*pm, "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Email be directly (get my email addy from my website) I will show how to solve multiple equation in one go Or, have a look athttp://people.stfx.ca/bliengme/ExcelTips/Solver.mht best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVPhttp://people.stfx.ca/bliengme "WA" wrote in message ... Correct - I am looking for an equation that can do algebra. The solver plugin takes a lot of time when there are multiple equations. *My apologies for the vague initial post. "zxcv" wrote: On Apr 26, 10:44 am, Gary Brown <junk_at_kinneson_dot_com wrote: G = ((P * R) - D)/(D + P) -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "WA" wrote: For example, the equation is: P*R - (P*G) = D + (D*G) In the worksheet, each cell would have a number associated with a variable and I would like to solve for G. Thanks, WA Not to answer for the OP but he said the formula was just an example. It sounds like he is asking if there is a function that can do algebra. *My first thought is "no" but I would be interested in seeing if there is something that can. . |
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