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resolvedResolved · Low Priority · Version 2007

replyReply Fri 6 Nov 2009, 15:11Delegate Ajay said...

Ajay has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Goal seeking

give me an example of when goal seeking would be useful

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replyReply Tue 10 Nov 2009, 07:50Trainer Anthony said...

RE: goal seeking

Hi Ajay, thanks for the query. There are many uses for the goal seeking function in Excel, two obvious ones being mortgage and loan queries. However, here's a tutorial on how to build a retirement calculator using Goal Seek:

http://chandoo.org/wp/2009/07/29/excel-goal-seek-tutorial/

Hope this helps,

Anthony

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