Linear Programming Solver Excel

[@pedrobelli831]

Excellent example. Clear, complete, and easy to understand.

[@burdley7]

Thank you! This is the best video I have found on LP solver in excel

[@alakhchandgupta2025]

Thank you for such excellent demonstration. You've made LP excel solver a piece of cake for me ! ;)

[@sayedyouneskawish2938]

This was very informative and well clearly explained! Thank you!

[@HuynhCamThaoTrang]

Thank you so much for your great video!!! It is SO helpful for me.

[@samodei5147]

Good one there to help refresh my knowledge on this tool. Thanks Buddy

[@GergesHenry]

Perfect Example and perfect Video. Thanks

[@DJ-pn9te]

crazy. you have 106,000 views and only 284 subscribers.......great job

[@AmjadAliSyd]

you're a life saver😅

[@anthonybecerra207]

Excellent example, really helps thanks. Can I ask, how would you add a weighting from a probability perspective? So how could I add another variable, using your cakes example, cake 1 always sells (100%), cake 2 is 50% likely to sell, cake 3 is 35% as likely, etc. Thanks again.

[@sharansidhu4068]

Excellent 👍

[@aracelijackson6456]

Excellent video. Easy to follow, thank you

[@NishantKumar-vz4lq]

Appreciate your effort, Thanks for helping. :)

[@zacharymacfarlane]

Awesome video! Thank you so much

[@tuliograciano7586]

Thanks for this video, man!

[@mosabmagdy1882]

Thank u.. Very informative!!

[@r2d2socks]

Excellent video, thank you very much

[@philippseis6893]

Long live the cake!

[@jicefe007]

Great explanation

[@statistics5371]

amazing thanks a lot

[@tahirhanif9669]

Excellent video, thank you

[@jlmissouri1]

Any tips on graphing and mathematical expressions?

[@timbrykkk]

Is it possible to include margins that change depending on volume...?

[@shawna9786]

Do you have any videos that use this process to solve transportation problems? Data: Ships LTL and FTL. There are 6 cities. 2 that suppy and 4 that demand. Put whatever numbers you want for cost/supply/demand. I need assistance with set up.

[@erickillesca671]

Thanks for the video

[@frieshania]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@syahidaafini1716]

hello, may I have a question for my assignment. because it must be told thanks

[@jasonbitmead539]

Sure [e-mail]

[@demaaldahwi9624]

THANK YOU!!

[@neerajce]

I emailed you few minutes ago regarding a problem. Please have a look it is urgently needed.

[@Lisa-bc1qe]

Did he reach out?

[@rienvandongen4304]

Why, in explaining the Solver, you do not explain, in the constraints, the integer (INT)? Nowadays, in actual Excel-versions, SUMPRODUCT is a good tool.

[@jasonbitmead539]

It was intended for my class only as a basic instruction. Not really for efficient Excel users

[@nuwaniranasinghe9604]

Can you please post a this problem

[@jasonbitmead539]

sorry not sure what you mean

[@nuwaniranasinghe9604]

@@jasonbitmead539 i want to know that what is the problem you have solved in this vedio.

[@jasonbitmead539]

@@nuwaniranasinghe9604 This didn't come from a question - I just made up a general construction that can be expanded or reduced to match most LP questions

[@nuwaniranasinghe9604]

@@jasonbitmead539 oh! Thank you for your response

[@brainlife]

audio terrible