Conditional macro

Aqusmacro

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Hello I am trying to modify a macro
I want it to maximize so that net income matches spending day to day. the Macro works great
Where I would like to automate it more is that now it will insert numbers in K even though the funds in T are depleted (red conditioning)
What I would like it to do is to look at column T and see if there are funds if yes insert calculated number from macro in K
If not write in K7 last funds left in this case 7119.64 from t6.
next 2 lines should be 0
then funds are ok so 6312 is correct

Thank-you







VBA Code:
Sub GoalSeekWithMultipleCellsA()

Dim J As Integer


For J = 4 To 45
   
        Cells(J, "E").GoalSeek Goal:=Cells(J, "D"), ChangingCell:=Cells(J, "k")
   
Next J

For J = 4 To 45
   
        Cells(J, "E").GoalSeek Goal:=Cells(J, "D"), ChangingCell:=Cells(J, "l")
   
Next J


For J = 4 To 45
   
        Cells(J, "E").GoalSeek Goal:=Cells(J, "D"), ChangingCell:=Cells(J, "N")
   
Next J

End Sub




Retirment Calculator Final 60K sell 70 excel.xlsm
BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
212345
3AgeYearSpending ($) Day-to-day spendingNet IncomeCPP BenefitOAS BenefitWork IncomeNon-registered Investment IncomeGICRRSP incomeTFSA IncomeTotal Gross IncomeTaxable incomeIncome TaxAverage tax rateTotalNon RegGICTFSARRSP
4602024$ 10,000.00$ 10,000.002$ 8,617.29$ -$ -$ 8,617.29$ 3,033.05$ (1,382.71)-45.59%$ 157,522.71$ 36,672.71$ 52,250.00$ 58,200.00$ 10,400.00
5612025$ 10,210.00$ 10,210.002$ -$ -$ 8,759.16$ -$ -$ 8,759.16$ 2,925.58$ (1,450.84)-49.59%$ 154,822.49$ 22,226.44$ 54,601.25$ 67,178.80$ 10,816.00
6622026$ 10,424.41$ 10,424.412$ -$ -$ 8,902.51$ -$ -$ 8,902.51$ 2,805.15$ (1,521.90)-54.25%$ 151,889.46$ 7,119.64$ 57,058.31$ 76,462.88$ 11,248.64
7632027$ 10,643.32$ 10,643.322$ -$ -$ 9,048.44$ -$ -$ 9,048.44$ 2,679.13$ (1,594.88)-59.53%$ 150,387.13$ -$ 59,625.93$ 79,062.62$ 11,698.59
8642028$ 10,866.83$ 10,866.832$ -$ -$ 9,216.01$ -$ -$ 9,216.01$ 2,683.17$ (1,650.82)-61.52%$ 156,226.37$ -$ 62,309.10$ 81,750.75$ 12,166.53
9652029$ 11,095.04$ 11,095.042$ -$ -$ 9,403.44$ -$ -$ 9,403.44$ 2,803.91$ (1,691.60)-60.33%$ 219,796.47$ 50,000.00$ 65,113.01$ 92,030.27$ 12,653.19
10662030$ 11,328.03$ 11,328.032$ 2,355.00$ 1,590.00$ 6,312.13$ -$ -$ 10,257.13$ 7,658.14$ (1,070.91)-13.98%$ 221,839.58$ 37,977.87$ 68,043.09$ 102,659.30$ 13,159.32
11672031$ 11,565.92$ 21,267.952$ 14,428.00$ 9,743.00$ -$ -$ 24,171.00$ 27,827.71$ 2,903.0510.43%$ 230,277.92$ 31,837.48$ 71,105.03$ 113,649.72$ 13,685.69
12682032$ 11,808.80$ 21,739.042$ 14,730.99$ 9,947.60$ -$ -$ 24,678.59$ 28,376.93$ 2,939.5510.36%$ 239,028.95$ 24,977.26$ 74,304.76$ 125,513.81$ 14,233.12
13692033$ 12,056.79$ 22,221.602$ 15,040.34$ 10,156.50$ -$ -$ 25,196.84$ 28,931.73$ 2,975.2410.28%$ 248,103.64$ 17,871.45$ 77,648.47$ 137,781.28$ 14,802.44
14702034$ 12,309.98$ 22,713.792$ 15,356.19$ 10,369.79$ -$ -$ 25,725.98$ 29,500.04$ 3,012.1810.21%$ 257,514.28$ 10,511.25$ 81,142.65$ 150,465.84$ 15,394.54
Yearly Income Table
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B4:B14B4=C4-(YEAR(Summary!$C$5))
C4C4=YEAR(Summary!$C$7)
D4D4=Summary!C44
E4:E14E4=O4-Q4
C5:C14C5=C4+1
D5D5=((D4*Summary!$C$17)+D4)
D6:D14,G12:H14D6=(D5*Summary!$C$17)+D5
O4,O6:O14O4=SUM(G4:N4)
P4:P14P4=M4+J4+G4+H4+Investments!H5+Investments!K5
Q4Q4=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!D4:D16)
R4:R14R4=Q4/P4
S4:S14S4=Investments!C5
T4:T14T4=Investments!E5
U4:U14U4=Investments!I5
V4:V14V4=Investments!L5
W4:W14W4=Investments!O5
O5O5=SUM(G5:N5)-I4
Q5Q5=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!E4:E16)
Q6Q6=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!F4:F16)
Q7Q7=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!G4:G16)
Q8Q8=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!H4:H16)
Q9Q9=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!I4:I16)
Q10Q10=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!J4:J16)
Q11Q11=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!K4:K16)
Q12Q12=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!L4:L16)
Q13Q13=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!M4:M16)
Q14Q14=SUMIF('Income Tax Table'!B4:B16,Summary!C52,'Income Tax Table'!N4:N16)
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
M4:M45Expression=$M4>VLOOKUP(C4-1,Investments!$A$4:$O$46,15)textNO
L4:L45Expression=$L4>VLOOKUP(C4-1,Investments!$A$4:$I$46,9)textNO
K4:K45Expression=$K4>VLOOKUP(C4-1,Investments!$A$4:$E$46,5)textNO
N4:N45Expression=$N4>VLOOKUP(C4-1,Investments!$A$4:$L$46,12)textNO
 

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So what I am looking for is something like this but works :)


VBA Code:
Sub GoalSeekWithMultipleCellsA()

Dim J As Integer


For J = 4 To 12

        For Each Cell In Range("t4:t12")
    If Cell.Value > 0 Then
   
        Cells(J, "E").GoalSeek Goal:=Cells(J, "D"), ChangingCell:=Cells(J, "k")
        Else
        write the latest cell above which is 7119.64
        
End If
Next J


For J = 4 To 12
      For Each Cell In Range("u4:u12")
    If Cell.Value > 0 Then
    
       Cells(J, "E").GoalSeek Goal:=Cells(J, "D"), ChangingCell:=Cells(J, "l")
       write the latest cell above which is ?
    
 Next J

End Sub
 
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Solution
No I just put my formula in copilot from my PC and gave me suggestions. I few tweaks and it was done
 
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OK, I am not familiar with that program.
I thought maybe you were talking about another user!
 
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copilot is AI with Microsoft windows. Just like chatgpt bart etc
OK, just be aware that sometimes it works, but many times the VBA code that AI programs does not work.
It appears to be pretty "hit-and-miss".
 
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