Linear Programming: The Farmer Problem, Part II

This is the final part of a two-part video explaining how to use Microsoft Excel to solve linear programming problems. This video has been specifically designed for the students who take my Operations Research and/or Management Science Models classes. It deals with the first linear programming example we study in class, the famous farmer problem.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• operations
• research
• linear
• programming
• excel
• solver
• optimization
• farmer
• wheat
• corn
• profit
• land
• labor
• fertilizer

[ibabyevaa]

thank you sooo much!!

[otzomahboo08]

THANKS A LOT :)

[rizkhan123]

Very very helpful. thanks.

[jcise]

great video! thanks!!

[footzys1]

Thank u!

[rahulchem]

Thank you very much for the video.. it is really very helpful..

[dwiley88]

This was a very big help!!!

[lealsprinter]

ok no offense but why did you put the formulas one way in the previous video in column D and then change it to the sumproduct( ) function in the second?

Why couldnt you just have used the sumproduct( ) function in column D and just not wasted time ?

[joshrg2727]

very helpful, thank you very much

[DoctorMontalban]

Thank you. Much clearer than the way my professor steamrolled over this section using Solver. I think he must've been the one person that disliked this video, out of jealousy of your teaching skills.