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I am using the trend function to trend utilization rate. My known x's are
the utilization rate, and my know y's are the years. I have data on an annual basis for 2000-2015, and then it jumps to 5-yr increments for 2015 to 2030. Can I just trend this out despite the increment change, or do I need to make an adjustment. I was trying to manually calculate y=mx +b, but couldn't quite figure out how to manually calculate this given that I have a year, and not an actual number for my y value. So, for example, if utilization for 2000 is 200, would you use the following to calculate the utilization for 2001: 2001=((2001-2000)/(x-200))200 + 2001 Thanks! |
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