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replyReply Wed 14 Feb 2007, 17:03Delegate Swaley said...

Swaley has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Excel Advanced course
Powerpoint Intermediate Advanced course

Using analytical options

I HAVE NOT UNDERSTOOF THE GOAL SEEKER AND SOLVER FUNCTIONS VERY WELL.CAN I HAVE SOME MORE EXPLANATIONS ON THESE PLEASE?

THANKS

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replyReply Mon 19 Feb 2007, 11:42Trainer Jacob said...

RE: using analytical options

Hi

The best places to check for further information are your course reference files you were provided with. Also Excel's online help provides comprehensive descriptions.

Jacob

 

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