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trendline equation
We have XY (scatter-connected by line) chart.
When I use trendline (polynomial, order of 2) I can ask show up the equation. But now we would like extract all number from equation shown in individual trendline, and put into a separate file, so we can do detail and complex statistical analysis. In linear trandline, I can extract number by just computing slope, and intercept. Can anyone tell me how to extract number of polynomial equation? |
trendline equation
You can use LINEST for this. Check Bernard Liengme's site:
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme/ExcelTips/Polynomial.htm - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Terry" wrote in message ... We have XY (scatter-connected by line) chart. When I use trendline (polynomial, order of 2) I can ask show up the equation. But now we would like extract all number from equation shown in individual trendline, and put into a separate file, so we can do detail and complex statistical analysis. In linear trandline, I can extract number by just computing slope, and intercept. Can anyone tell me how to extract number of polynomial equation? |
trendline equation
Sorry it seems I did not explain well.
I only get 1 number from LINEST, and that is not what I want. Use this for example. After I ask for equation, (polynormial, second order). Excel calculate equation and give me y = 0.0005 x^2 - 0.4797 x + 131.051 The number I would like to extract are 0.0005, -0.4797, and 131.051 Those 3 number with 50 more (group of 3) from other data set will import to SAS for other detail analysis. LINEST I can only get 0.0005. What I miss? How can I get other numbers? |
trendline equation
Terry -
Maybe you missed Bernard's instructions for "array-entering" the function. So, to get all of the functions output, select a range of 5 rows by 3 columns, type the function =LINEST(Yrange,Xrange^{1,1},1,1) but don't press Enter. Instead, hold down the Shift and Control keys while you press Enter. If you are interested only in the coefficients, you could select a range of 1 row by 3 columns before array-entering the function. - Mike http://www.mikemiddleton.com "Terry" wrote in message ... Sorry it seems I did not explain well. I only get 1 number from LINEST, and that is not what I want. Use this for example. After I ask for equation, (polynormial, second order). Excel calculate equation and give me y = 0.0005 x^2 - 0.4797 x + 131.051 The number I would like to extract are 0.0005, -0.4797, and 131.051 Those 3 number with 50 more (group of 3) from other data set will import to SAS for other detail analysis. LINEST I can only get 0.0005. What I miss? How can I get other numbers? |
trendline equation
That would be
=LINEST(Yrange,Xrange^{1,2},1,1) array-entered. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Mike Middleton" wrote in message ... Terry - Maybe you missed Bernard's instructions for "array-entering" the function. So, to get all of the functions output, select a range of 5 rows by 3 columns, type the function =LINEST(Yrange,Xrange^{1,1},1,1) but don't press Enter. Instead, hold down the Shift and Control keys while you press Enter. If you are interested only in the coefficients, you could select a range of 1 row by 3 columns before array-entering the function. - Mike http://www.mikemiddleton.com "Terry" wrote in message ... Sorry it seems I did not explain well. I only get 1 number from LINEST, and that is not what I want. Use this for example. After I ask for equation, (polynormial, second order). Excel calculate equation and give me y = 0.0005 x^2 - 0.4797 x + 131.051 The number I would like to extract are 0.0005, -0.4797, and 131.051 Those 3 number with 50 more (group of 3) from other data set will import to SAS for other detail analysis. LINEST I can only get 0.0005. What I miss? How can I get other numbers? |
trendline equation
Same data set are used, but my boss like to see the trendline equation
(non-liner Exponential) I think the equation for Exponential is y = B*e ^(Ax) Will =LINEAT works to extract the number (B and A)? If so, what is the set up? If not, what will be the best way to extract the numbers? "Terry" wrote: We have XY (scatter-connected by line) chart. When I use trendline (polynomial, order of 2) I can ask show up the equation. But now we would like extract all number from equation shown in individual trendline, and put into a separate file, so we can do detail and complex statistical analysis. In linear trandline, I can extract number by just computing slope, and intercept. Can anyone tell me how to extract number of polynomial equation? |
trendline equation
Take logarithms on both sides to get
LN(y) = LN(B)+A*x for which you can use LINEST or the SLOPE and INTERCEPT functions. Jerry "Terry" wrote: Same data set are used, but my boss like to see the trendline equation (non-liner Exponential) I think the equation for Exponential is y = B*e ^(Ax) Will =LINEAT works to extract the number (B and A)? If so, what is the set up? If not, what will be the best way to extract the numbers? "Terry" wrote: We have XY (scatter-connected by line) chart. When I use trendline (polynomial, order of 2) I can ask show up the equation. But now we would like extract all number from equation shown in individual trendline, and put into a separate file, so we can do detail and complex statistical analysis. In linear trandline, I can extract number by just computing slope, and intercept. Can anyone tell me how to extract number of polynomial equation? |
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