I am trying to run a solver to solve for the minimum price necessary to calculate an IRR of 20%. If there is a number in the price cell when I run the solver that is very low, when I run the solver it crashes. Because the price starts from a low number, I assume when the solver is going through its iterations it hits an IRR of DIV/0! and stops.
This is an issue because I have built this into a modeling tool for an executive. This model has been built so that he can play with all of the financial modeling inputs, then run a macro that runs the solver. Right now, my only fix is to tell him that if it crashes, to put a higher number in the price cell.
Is there something in the solver that I can do so that it will keep calculating even if it hits DIV/0! in the iterations?
This is an issue because I have built this into a modeling tool for an executive. This model has been built so that he can play with all of the financial modeling inputs, then run a macro that runs the solver. Right now, my only fix is to tell him that if it crashes, to put a higher number in the price cell.
Is there something in the solver that I can do so that it will keep calculating even if it hits DIV/0! in the iterations?
