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Default Trendline Equation error Excel 2007?

I made a scatter chart of some data in Excel 2007 and placed a power fit
trendline that resulted in the equation y=0.075x^-0.06 with a R^2 of 0.983.
If I try to back calculate data points based on this model I get values that
differ from the input data. I took the exact same data in Excel 2003 and I
get a different equation (y=0.1001x^-0.0572) and R^2 (0.9931). I used this
equation to back calculate some input values and it worked perfect. Is there
an error with the equation reporting routine in Excel 2007? My OS is XP HOME
SPII



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