This document provides an overview of how to model and solve linear programming (LP) problems using spreadsheets. It discusses the steps to implement an LP model in a spreadsheet, including organizing the data, reserving cells for decision variables, and creating formulas for the objective function and constraints. The document then provides examples of modeling various LP problems, such as production planning, transportation, and blending, in spreadsheets. Guidelines for effective spreadsheet design to ensure communication, reliability, auditability and modifiability are also presented.
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