![]() (Click on the image to see it full-size.) In the By Changing Variable Cells edit box, we type B4:E4 or select these cells with the mouse. In the Set Objective (or Set Target Cell) edit box, we type or click on cell F5, the objective function. ![]() To let the Excel Solver know which cells on the worksheet represent the decision variables, constraints and objective function, we click Solver button on the Excel Data tab, or the Premium Solver button on the Add-Ins tab, which displays the Solver Parameters dialog. ![]() Using Excel's Built-In Solver - Product Mix Example Understanding the Excel Solver Dialogs
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