Is it possible for Solver to specify a criterion instead of a specific target value?

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Is it possible for Solver to specify a criterion instead of a specific target value?

For example, I want the target cell to be the maximum possible, below 100, and not a specific value.

Or is there any other tool?
 
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Hi

You specify Max for the target cell and add the constraint that it's less than 100
 
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