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holding the result constant
I have used this functionality in the past, but have forgotten the
usage -- can someone please help? Lets say a result is dependent on a number of variables: f is a function of variables a,b,c,d... Lets say I want f to be 15. What should be the value of "a" (assuming other variables are held contstant), such that f comes out to be 15? Again, I cannot remember how to do this, but I do remember that I had used this functionality few years back. Thanks for all inputs. |
holding the result constant
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Tools Goal Seek -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- " wrote: I have used this functionality in the past, but have forgotten the usage -- can someone please help? Lets say a result is dependent on a number of variables: f is a function of variables a,b,c,d... Lets say I want f to be 15. What should be the value of "a" (assuming other variables are held contstant), such that f comes out to be 15? Again, I cannot remember how to do this, but I do remember that I had used this functionality few years back. Thanks for all inputs. |
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