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How do you use goal seek?
RE: Excel
Hi Amanda, Thank you for the post, in answer to your question, Goal Seek is a Single What If function; Most spreadsheets take some input (e.g. sales and expenses) and produce some output (e.g. profit). But sometimes you'll want to do the opposite. You might want to find the input that produces a given output. (For example, find the sales that give a certain profit.) Goal Seek does this; it runs your spreadsheet in "reverse".
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