Goal Seek VBA Syntax - With / Without Parentheses

Nov 25, 2008

I've been playing around with GoalSeek in VBA because of this thread and found something about the syntax that I don't understand.

If I want to find out whether GoalSeek worked, I can use


Ok = Range("B1").GoalSeek(Goal:=10, ChangingCell:=Range("A1"))
Debug.Print Ok
This requires parentheses around the GoalSeek arguments.

If I just want to do the GoalSeek, then I need


Range("B1").GoalSeek Goal:=10, ChangingCell:=Range("A1")
with no parentheses. Why? The Help says that GoalSeek returns True if it works, and the proforma syntax includes parentheses, but then the only example uses the syntax without parentheses.

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Trying to automate Goal Seek using variables for the three arguments. It's working when I define the cells references & values within the code, but cannot figure out how using variables. I'm sure the example below is incorrect, but will give an idea what I need to accomplish:

GoalCell = Worksheets("Parts").Cells(DestRowID + 10, DestColID)
Value = Worksheets("ICA").Cells(CopyRowID + 13, CopyColID).Value
ChangeCell= Worksheets("Parts").Cells(DestRowID + 9, DestColID)

GoalCell.GoalSeek Goal:=Value, ChangingCell:=ChangeCell

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CSS = P divided by S.
PS Required is a number that needs to be added to both S and P to achieve target of 83%

The answer to the below = 5. But i dont know how to get it using a formula
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I need to goal seek cell B1 to zero by changing C1.

Then, I need to goal seek cell B2 to zero by changing C2.

Then, I need to goal seek cell B3 to zero by changing C3.

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I need to goal seek cell B100 to zero by changing C100.

I don't want to have to perform 100 different goal seeks. Is there a way to do them all at once?

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Goal seek function

Code:
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Is it possible to modify this such that I can use variables? For example, the variables are 'left term', 'right term' and 'sigma max' .

I want to set the value of the following equation 'left term - right term' to 0 by changing variable 'sigma max' Everything is done on the userform and not in the spreadsheet.

(Note: In spreadsheet format, the above query is equivalent to setting a cell which has a formula to 0 by changing the value in another cell, fairly simple).

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Say employee John Doe has a salary X. Giving him a salary raise Y (euro/dollar) induces a pension premium to be paid by the employer, on that amount.

The premium is (fixed) 17% of the part above a (fixed) treshold value of 3.750. On the part of the raise below the 3.750, the pension premium is (fixed) 4,35%.

E.g. having a salary of 3.600, with a raise of 400.
4,35% of (3.750 - 3.600 = 150) equals 6,525
And 17% of the remaining 250 equals 42,500
So the total premium is 49,025

But, I want to give a raise with a total cost of no more than 400. So, I use goal seek to find a raise that, together with te pension premiums equals 400.

In the example, with 3.600 as a salary to start with, that raise would be 358,10 Because the part below 3.750 stays the same and induces a premium of 4,35% of 150, being 6,525 and the remaining part is 208,10 at 17% is 35,377.

Proof: 358,10 + 6,525 + 35,377 = 400

The question is: is there a possibility to have a formula that calculates the (e.g.) 358,10 based on a salary to start with (e.g. 3.600), an aimed total cost (e.g. 400) and the fixed constants 3.750, 17% and 4,35%?

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I'm trying to understand how complex numbers are handled/processed in Excel.
As related to my application, an interesting exercise would be to use Goal Seek w/s command to find the roots of the equation:
X^2 + 4 = 0
setting the (rounded) value in cell A2 to 0 by changing A1

A1:: 1+i
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Perhaps, one should use Goal Seek twice in this case:
first: find the coefficient "a" for IMREAL(A2) = 0
second: find the coefficient "b" for IMAGINARY(A2) = 0
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Is there a way to "copy" Goal Seek acroos multiple rows?

I have used Goal Seek in the first row. However this spreadsheet is several
hundred lines long and using it like this is not practical.

I want to seek a goal value of 30% on the cell that I called “c”, and I want the result of the goal seek to be put in the cell situated on the same row, 6 columns before.

This is the code that I tried to write, registering and saving the “goal seek” operation for one row.

Is it clear enough?

What i wrote:

Sub Macro1()
'
' Macro1 Macro
' Macro recorded 12/02/2010 by Whirlpool Europe Srl
'
' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+w
'
On Error Resume Next

For Each c In ActiveWorkbook
If cvalue < 0.3 Then

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Next c

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I have created the following in an effort to automatically goal seek whenever changes are made to the cell C2.

Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Excel.Range)
If Target.Row = 3 And Target.Column = 2 Then
Range("D19").GoalSeek Goal:=Range("C2").Value, _
ChangingCell:=Range("D3")
End If
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As far as I know, the Macro is running all of the time? When I use goal seek manually it works fine. Assuming the above is running, when I change the value in C2 nothing happens. Does the fact that I have a three sheet workbook make any difference? I am sort of lost. By changing the value in C2 I want Excel to change the value in D19 to match C2 by adjusting D3.

Application.EnableEvents = False
Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Excel.Range)
If Target.Row = 3 And Target.Column = 2 Then
Range("D19").GoalSeek Goal:=Range("C2").Value, _
ChangingCell:=Range("D3")
End If
End Sub
Application.EnableEvents = True

Doesn't seem to work either. However, I don't really know if other settings in the workbook are correct.

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I wanted to set up a macro to automate goal seek on a range of cells. I've attached a short extract below of the spreadsheet I'm working on (the full one has a few thousand lines of data) which I hope illustrates what I'm trying to do.

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apr
may
jun
jul
aug
Avg
New Avg

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0
0
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34
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43
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35
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etc....

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