execute solver on rows

hello,

i have this one page simulating labor cost, net salary to the month, average net salary to the year, and etc. depending on gross salary for each employee.

it is a useful page both for the employees and employer as it shows all deductions, taxes and etc. for every month.

Don't need to mention that this page is full of formulas and runs a macro as well.

We use this page every year for the whole staff and when there is a new application.

All i do is to enter the gross salary and the sheet shows the labor cost, net salary to the month, average net salary to the year.

but i do this one by one for each of the employees. i am looking for a way to do this altogether at once.

if i showed "the gross salary" on one column, would there be a way to get "the average net salary to the year" in the next column?

i hope, i made myself clear enough.

thanks in advance for all your effort and time.

ps: i added my sheet. Gross2Net page executes the data. F20 is the gross salary where T33 is "the average net salary to the year".

i can do this one by one. can i do it with one click in the simulation page, where the entire gross salaries are given and next column is the data required?

Cross-posted here: https://www.mrexcel.com/board/thread...e-row.1228465/

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