Class 10 IT (402) Complete Solution
What is Goal Seek in OpenOffice Calc?
Goal Seek feature is an important part of What if analysis feature of Spreadsheet. Goal seek is basically used when our output value if fixed and we have to make a change in any one of the input values. Goal Seek is just reverse of Scenario.
These are the steps for Goal Seek:
1) Create a table in a sheet,
2) Go to tools tab,
3) Select Goal Seek option,
4) In Goal Seek dialog box, enter values in formula cell, in target value, and in variable cell,
5) Press OK button.
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Other Topic of this Chapter
- Consolidating & Subtotal
- What if Scenarios & What if tools
- Goal Seek and Solver
- Insert Sheet & Create Reference
- Hyperlinks & Types of Hyperlinks
- Sharing Document
- Track Changes in Spreadsheet
- Macro in Open Office Calc
What is Solver in OpenOffice Calc?
Solver is a more descriptive form of Goal Seek. Solver can deal with multiple
variables as the Goal Seek is used to manipulate one variable cell.
1) Create a table,
2) Go to Tools tab,
3) Select Solver option,
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Chapter 1 – Digital Documentation
Chapter 2– Electronic Spreadsheet
Chapter 3 – Database Management System
Chapter 4 –Web Application
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Tools tab in OpenOffice Calc |
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Solver Dialogue Box in OpenOffice Calc |
5) Press OK button.
Chapter 1 – Digital Documentation
Chapter 2– Electronic Spreadsheet
Chapter 3 – Database Management System
Chapter 4 –Web Application
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