How Can I Integrate Fixed Point Iterations with Excel Using VBA?

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The discussion centers on a user seeking assistance with programming to export data from their code back into an Excel sheet. They mention having implemented formulas and using Do-Loops for Fixed Point iterations and the Newton-Raphson method but are unsure about the correctness of their code. The user expresses a desire for guidance on how to properly integrate their results into specific cells in Excel. They also inquire about sharing files or macros for further help, indicating a need for ongoing support as they continue to work on their project. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding Excel functions, particularly the CELLS function, in achieving their goals.
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Hey guys...I'm not real smooth with programming, but I've got some of it done.


I need to use the formulas I have in the code, and export the data back into my excel sheet...The first Do-Loop is for the Fixed Point iterations, and the second part is for the NR method. I just need to learn how to make this get me my numbers into the spots on the sheet.


I'm not sure what I have is correct(other than the formulas).


If you guys can advise me, or show me once...I can probably do my best to carry it on.

Thank you,
Brad

***Ok, well it didn't let me attach the file...so I'm not sure what to do...

Can anyone help me out still...or maybe direct me to a website??
 
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You didn't give us a lot to go on, but... Look at the help for the CELLS function.
 
Actually, I mostly figured it out...I'll probably be posting more, as the year goes on...Thanks for the help tho!

Is there any way to post a macro...or the excel file?
 
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