Under which in Excel can the Goal Seek tool be found? Descriminant Analysis Data Analysis What-If-Analysis Solver

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Swanliu · Answer 1 · 2024-02-27T23:01:10+0000

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Excel's goal-seeking capability can be found by going to the Data tab and pressing the small down arrow to the right of the What-If Analysis option from among the Data Tools and then selecting Goal Seek. A small dialog box appears and you need to enter values for the following fields: Set cell.

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