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One regression through multiple data sets
I have multiple plots with about 10 data sets each. Is it possible to do a
best fit through all those data sets without adding another series with all the points from each of the 10 data sets? Thanks. |
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One regression through multiple data sets
Why not make a single column of all 10 data sets and get your regression
data using SLOPE & INTERCEPT or with LINEST best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "maude" wrote in message ... I have multiple plots with about 10 data sets each. Is it possible to do a best fit through all those data sets without adding another series with all the points from each of the 10 data sets? Thanks. |
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