If you enter inequalities such as "≤" directly into your Excel spreadsheet, you do not need to designate them when defining constraints using Solver.

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When defining constraints in Solver, you must specify the type of inequality (e.g., ≤, ≥, =) for each constraint through the Solver Parameters dialog box; simply entering these symbols directly into cells does not automatically apply them as constraints in Solver.

If You Enter Inequalities Such as "≤" Directly into Your