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How can I see general form of an equation's graph in Excel?
I mean we have to insert the numbers to see the charts or can I draw my
equation's graph in general? Thanks, |
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Excel does not directly plot functions, instead it plots data points
consisting of x-y pairs. Put x values in one column and calculate the relevant y-values in the next column. The plot as an "XY (Scatter)" plot, selecting the subtype that connects points with smoothed lines. Alternately, Tushar Mehta has written an add-in that automates this process http://www.tushar-mehta.com/excel/so...ger/index.html Jerry Mahrokh wrote: I mean we have to insert the numbers to see the charts or can I draw my equation's graph in general? Thanks, |
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