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You probably want to use the LINEST function for straight lines or LOGEST for exponential curves. In Excel 2007, there are a few tricks. One is to select a range of cells and enter your formula there. If you do not select a range of cells a...
･ Open Microsoft Excel. ･ Enter the data into the spreadsheet that you are evaluating. You should have at least two columns of... ･ Click the Data tab, then the Data Analysis tab. If you don’t have Data Analysis under your Data tab... ･ Sel...
Now, if only they would enable the user to input their OWN functions...that would be useful. BTW, if anyone knows how to do that, I would surely like to know!
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･ Find the intercept. In the picture above, it is cell B17 - 12,226.92. ･ Find the slope. In the picture above, it is cell B18 - 1,833.016. ･ Create your equation using these two values. Using the values above: Y = 12,226.92 + 1,833.016X...
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I give Gospiele credit for trying, but that answer only works for Excel 2004 and earlier. In Excel 2008 the functions from the Analysis Toolpak don't need to be added - they're in Excel already. Click the blue question mark on the toolbar t...
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The data analysis toolbar does not load in Excel 2007 unless you ･ 1 Double click the office button ･ 2 Choose Excel Options ･ 3 Select Addins and choose the Analysis Addin and Add
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Easiest way: Just plot the 2 columns of known x's and y's in a scatterplot, add a trendline. A and B can be pulled from the lines slope and intercept. You can also show the Rsquared value. Another way: Go to Tools/Add-ins and add the analys...
http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthread.php?t=54555
In a simple regression model, we are trying to determine if a variable Y is linearly dependent on variable X. That is, whenever X changes, Y also changes linearly. A linear relationship is a straight line relationship. In the form of an equ...
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･ 1. use adjusted R-squared, especially if you have several variables ･ 2. yes, p-value should be low, and t-statistic should be high (at least 2.0)
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