Example of my problem:
A1- 85,331.93
A2- 508,007.30
A3- 515,677.05
A4- 175,311.71
A5- 535,316.91
A6- 147,687.14
A7- 141,606.92
I need to use any combination of these numbers (including partials meaning I can use 60,000 from A1 and save the rest for later) to equal a a set of sums. For example, I need to break down the above numbers to equal 1,000,000 another 1,000,000 and 190,000, while using the smallest amount of different cells.
Try to explain a little more. I would like to use 3 different cells to equal one of the million, 2 to equal the other million and 2 to equal the 190,000. I know in this case it may not be mathematically possible (I haven't checked for this range of numbers), but I need to be able to do his on a regular basis. If anyone can help, thank you!
A1- 85,331.93
A2- 508,007.30
A3- 515,677.05
A4- 175,311.71
A5- 535,316.91
A6- 147,687.14
A7- 141,606.92
I need to use any combination of these numbers (including partials meaning I can use 60,000 from A1 and save the rest for later) to equal a a set of sums. For example, I need to break down the above numbers to equal 1,000,000 another 1,000,000 and 190,000, while using the smallest amount of different cells.
Try to explain a little more. I would like to use 3 different cells to equal one of the million, 2 to equal the other million and 2 to equal the 190,000. I know in this case it may not be mathematically possible (I haven't checked for this range of numbers), but I need to be able to do his on a regular basis. If anyone can help, thank you!