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how do i extrapolate values from a graph?
i've got a series of values (calibration standards) and have made a line of
best fit with them os area ratio against drug concentration, now i need to use this line to establish the concentration of unknowns from their area ratio thanks! |
how do i extrapolate values from a graph?
Extrapolation is dangerous. Interpolation is okay. You can use an algorithm
that interpolates between the two nearest points of the calibration, or an algorithm that determines the concentration based on a best fit (regression) of the entire calibration curve. Using the regression is somewhat easier. The unknown Y value is given by: =TREND(Y-range,X-range,X-value) Where Y-range and X-range are the ranges with the fitted Y and X values, and X-value is the value of X at which you want to calculate Y. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ "lucybelle" wrote in message ... i've got a series of values (calibration standards) and have made a line of best fit with them os area ratio against drug concentration, now i need to use this line to establish the concentration of unknowns from their area ratio thanks! |
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