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Hi Guys, I was wondering if anyone knows what solution method Microsoft Excel uses in its Goal Seek function?
It seems pretty fast and I was wondering whether it may be worthwhile duplicating the algorithm for solving some nonlinear eqns in Fortran. Cheers Bren |
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Revealed by MS itself: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/100782
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So you mean there are also algorithm goals soak in the microsoft excel? I just don't know that means to me too and i really want to learn from that too. project 2007 online training
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