It works in Solver. The setup is highlighted at the right hand side. Once it is done, click “solve”.
Note: Due to the free licence restriction, it is capped with 100 variables. So, I need to make a copy for this cut down version (Google Sheet updated as well). But, the concept are the same. If you can write GRG in JavaScript and publish to Google Services as a script, you might be able to get around this limitation.
If you can invest in MS Excel, I am happy to share other cool stuffs with you (such as WGAN, Cycle GAN). Using MS Excel can really help me to understand the complex concept and math behind them.
