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Excel add-in from LINDO Systems, Inc. (1332 N. Halsted Street, Chicago, IL 60642, USA) for linear, nonlinear (convex and nonconvex/Global), quadratic, quadratically constrained, second order cone, semi-definite, stochastic, and integer optimization inside Microsoft Excel. The product page titles it What'sBest! 20 - Excel Add-In for Linear, Nonlinear, and Integer Modeling and Optimization and says What'sBest! is an add-in to Excel that allows you to build large scale optimization models in a free form layout within a spreadsheet; it combines those solvers with Microsoft Excel — the most popular and flexible business modeling environment in use today. Store page: Get What'sBest! 20.0 starting at $495; What'sBest! is an add-in to Excel; What'sBest! 20.0 supports all recent Windows versions of Microsoft Excel (32 and 64-bit). Single-user perpetual license list prices (USD): Commercial $495; Professional $995; Industrial $2,995; Extended $4,995, with optional Barrier, Nonlinear, Nonlinear & Global, Stochastic, and Barrier & Conic add-ons. Educational licenses are a separate PDF (EduPrices.pdf); site licenses, network licenses, and volume discounts via sales@lindo.com or local distributors. All LINDO products come with a 60 day no questions asked money-back guarantee. Free trial/demonstration from the Downloads / Try What'sBest! pages; trial versions have all features of the standard versions but limited problem capacity (What'sBest! trial: 150 constraints, 300 variables, 30 integer variables, 30 nonlinear formulas, 5 global variables). Install (What'sBest! FAQ): from the original CD, open the What'sBest! folder and click setup.exe; from the website demonstration, run the executable or unzip the zip file and then run the executable; Excel should be closed during the install; Default setup (recommended for English Windows) installs add-in files in Excel's Library folder; Specified setup for non-English Windows or network installs. After files copy, Excel opens; enable macros if prompted that wbintr.xls contains macros. Add-in files: WBA.XLA (Excel 2003) or WBA.XLAM (Excel 2007 and later), typically under Library\LindoWB (Excel 2016 example: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 16\root\Office16\Library\LindoWB); Help file LINDOWBHELP.CHM; sample workbooks in C:\WB. If the What'sBest! menu does not load: Excel Tools|Add-ins (Excel 2007 and later: Office Button/File → Options → Add-Ins → Go) and select What'sBest! or Browse to WBA.XLA/WBA.XLAM. System requirements (FAQ): Microsoft Windows 10 or previous Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8; Microsoft Excel 32-bit 365, or any Excel release from 2003 to 2019; or Microsoft Excel 64-bit versions from 2019 to 2010 with latest Service Packs; Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0; 500 MB of RAM; 50 MB of free disk space; administrative privileges. Match What'sBest! 32-bit or 64-bit to Excel bitness, not Windows. User manual PDF: lindo.com/downloads/PDF/WB.pdf. Publisher LINDO Systems, Inc., setting the standard in optimization software since 1981; Linear, Integer, Quadratic, Nonlinear, Global and Stochastic optimization products in use at over half the Fortune 500 including 23 of the top 25. Tel: (800)441-BEST(2378), (312)988-7422; Support: (312)988-9421; sales@lindo.com. This listing is What'sBest! — not LINGO, LINDO API, Solver Suite, CutsBest, or Classic LINDO as separate catalog rows.
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