VBA Solver for Multiple Rows
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I am trying to solve a cost optimization problem related to electricity generation and load. I am having trouble in editing the solver code for multiple rows (from 5 to 8764). I have tried this but this does not work and is showing error:
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Last edited by Pepe Le Mokko; 01-15-2020 at 03:20 AM. Reason: Add code tags and remove urgency
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You should wrap your code as some moderators gets really upset if you don't do.
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Thank you Alf. The variable cells in my worksheet are from G to J. I tried to solve it using your method. The code runs and shows a solution but comes back to the VBA window and shows a Run-time Error '424': Object Required. When I hit debug it highlighted the SolverSolve = True.
So you either change that to:highlighted the SolverSolve = True
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Please Login or Register to view this content.so if the range you change is cells G, H, I and J with different values of i then the code line I specified in post #2 is the one you need.The variable cells in my worksheet are from G to J.
As excel is notorious for adding extra code when using the macro recorder (still it's a good way to learn) your code could be trimmed a bit more i.e.
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Thanks for the prompt reply Alf. I tried using your method and it worked but the optimization shows only zero value in the variable cells. Do you think there is any other method to select ranges other than "& i" ?
What value do you get if you run solver manually using say i equal to 2 in all cells?optimization shows only zero value in the variable cells
Another thing you should add to your macro since you are running solver in a loop is the command "SolverReset" this you add before the line "SolverOk SetCell:="
If this does not solve your problem I would recommend you upload your file (just 10 - 15 rows with values will do) so it can be tested. Don't forget this is an open forum so check that the uploaded file don't contains any sensitive information.
I'm a bit puzzled as you have a "For" loop for the row values (i) but I can't see a "Next" statement after the "SolverSolve" command to make the macro loop back to the next i value?
Alf
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