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I'm using solver to find the optimal price by returning a margin of 0.
Because I need to repeat this for several hundred prices, I have been trying to use either an unfixed target cell reference, or alternatively use a range of target cells (e.g. a column). It won't let me do either of these. Is this something that is addressed in later versions of Excel, or is there another solution you can suggest? |
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If you need a range of cells all to wind up with a value of 0, you could
create a helper column equal to the absolute value of a real target (=abs(a1), for instance), create one cell that's the sum, and tell solver to force that cell to 0. "Coreyhotlin" wrote: I'm using solver to find the optimal price by returning a margin of 0. Because I need to repeat this for several hundred prices, I have been trying to use either an unfixed target cell reference, or alternatively use a range of target cells (e.g. a column). It won't let me do either of these. Is this something that is addressed in later versions of Excel, or is there another solution you can suggest? |
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