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saita

probability of approximation
 
I have a trendline on the chart and Value of probability of approximation
(R^2) correspondent to this trendline.
How can I return this value in a sell as number?
I appreciate your help.



Mike Middleton

saita -

Use the RSQ worksheet function.

R^2 is usually called "coefficient of determination" in statistics. It's the
proportion of variation in Y that is explained by X in the model. I have
never heard it described as the "probability of approximation."

- Mike
www.mikemiddleton.com

"saita" wrote in message
...
I have a trendline on the chart and Value of probability of approximation
(R^2) correspondent to this trendline. How can I return this value in a sell
as number? I appreciate your help.



Jerry W. Lewis

Or, if it is more than a linear trendline, use LINEST with the
statistics flag set.

Jerry

Mike Middleton wrote:

saita -

Use the RSQ worksheet function.

R^2 is usually called "coefficient of determination" in statistics. It's the
proportion of variation in Y that is explained by X in the model. I have
never heard it described as the "probability of approximation."

- Mike
www.mikemiddleton.com

"saita" wrote in message
...
I have a trendline on the chart and Value of probability of approximation
(R^2) correspondent to this trendline. How can I return this value in a sell
as number? I appreciate your help.



saita

Mike-
Thanks a lot. "probability of approximation." is my erroneous translation
from Russian- I use Russian localization of MS Excel. It suppose to be (in
direct translation) - " reliability of approximation".
But of course "coefficient of determination" is correct.
Saita
PS Jerry, thanks a lot, as well.


"Mike Middleton" wrote in message
...
saita -

Use the RSQ worksheet function.

R^2 is usually called "coefficient of determination" in statistics. It's
the proportion of variation in Y that is explained by X in the model. I
have never heard it described as the "probability of approximation."

- Mike
www.mikemiddleton.com

"saita" wrote in message
...
I have a trendline on the chart and Value of probability of approximation
(R^2) correspondent to this trendline. How can I return this value in a
sell as number? I appreciate your help.






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