
Excel VBA for weighted sum model
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Description
I am looking for a developer who can create a utility analysis in Excel with VBA.
The task is defined as follows:
- Create a utility analysis (weighted sum model) for an application example of your choice
- The documentation and description of the application example is provided on an Excel worksheet.
- The data management (criteria and alternatives) takes place in an Excel worksheet.
- The weights for the criteria and their evaluation are queried in VBA and saved in the Excel worksheet.
- The utility values are calculated with VBA and saved in the Excel worksheet.
The following constructs are to be used in the VBA code:
1) Subroutine / subfunction with variable transfer
2) Array/Record
3) Data management in Excel using Application.Range (“A1”), Application.Value or Application.Cells(i,j)
The task is to be submitted as an Excel file / Excel workbook with macros (xslm).
The expected formula for the weighted sum model / utility analysis is to be found here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weighted_sum_model
Thank you for your interest and best regards
Lukas P.
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Could you please share the complexity level of the application example or any specific industry domain for the utility analysis???
Lukas P.19 Nov 2024Thanks for your interest and of course I'll glady provide more information:
The complexity level should be that of a fully functional proof-of-concept. So the stated parameters should be included, but it's not necessary to go into an extensive visual design or to provide any complex table layout.
There is also no specific industry domain (you can choose one of your own if you wish for it).
It is intended to be used as a proof-of-concept for internal usage. If this satisfies the internal stakeholder, this might be evolve into another project with a bigger scope and a more specific use case, but for now it's just to demonstrate the functionality of a clean Excel with VBA.Mahmood U.19 Nov 2024Ok i understood. Can you come to my inbox for further discussion?