Xypron:
That was the only way I saw, after failing to read 2-dimensional data.
So I already did it that way, but thank you for your help! Unfortunately
I have a kind of adjacency matrix, which is already as 2D-table not very
comfortable to read. But as a list it gets even worse. ;)
Alongside to my initial question: I know there is a way to read a list
from Excel and fill the elements of the key column into a set. But, is
there also a way to read two key columns, where the first consists of
elements of a set (let's call them element e1 from set S1) and fill a
subscripted set with the elements of the second column (let's call them
e2, e3, ... so that S2[e1] := e2, e3, ...)? I get the error messange,
that "S2 is not a parameter". I guess, there is no hidden feature
supporting this, is there?
Andrew:
SolverStudio looks really nice. I will give it a try, if I keep handling
the data with Excel.. But at first sight, it looks you've did a great
job with this. Thank you!
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