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William Woolnough

Calculating the area under a graph
 
I am analysing a number of large graphs within Microsoft Excel 2000. It is
important that I calculate the area under these graphs. Can anyone tell me
how this can be done? Thank you in advance.

Mangesh Yadav

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Mangesh



"William Woolnough" <William wrote in
message ...
I am analysing a number of large graphs within Microsoft Excel 2000. It is
important that I calculate the area under these graphs. Can anyone tell me
how this can be done? Thank you in advance.




Bernard Liengme

There are two ways:
a) using the trapezoid or Simpson's rule - see
www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme/ExcelTips
and
b) use LINEST to find the line of best fit; do a manual integration of the
function and compute the definite integral
best wishes
--
Bernard V Liengme
www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme
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"William Woolnough" <William wrote in
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I am analysing a number of large graphs within Microsoft Excel 2000. It is
important that I calculate the area under these graphs. Can anyone tell me
how this can be done? Thank you in advance.





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