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Is there a way to obtain a polynomial trendline of order higher th
Hi,
I have data which generates an s-shaped curve. The best trendlines that can be obtained in Excel are of the order 6 and that isn't close to the accuracy I am seeking. Does anyone know if there is a way in Excel to get a trend line of order higher than 6? Thanks in advance, Vikram |
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