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Default Solving for multiple algebraic variables


Dear gurus,

I'm trying to transcribe a complicated problem for a large project onto
an excel sheet to give me 4092 sets of answers rather than me calculate
each set by hand. In my case I'm ultimately solving for twelve
variables. (if, I were to try graphing, it would take 12 dimensions).

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Simply put: How do you solve for a variable when the equation is not in
the terms of the variable? For example: x+2=3 My equation is too
complicated to be transcribed as 3-2=x. Does excel support this?

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Many thanks in advance for anyone who can help me!
Sincerely,
Chris

P.S. If this is not written clearly, then I will gladly clarify.


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