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Creating an Expression from a Graph
I have a set of X and Y data, degrees of rotation and lift on a camshaft. The
X (degree data) is in increments of 10 degrees. I want to generate the X data in 1 degree increments. I can generate a curve for the data but is there any way the that Excell can analyse the data and generate an expression for the curve so that I can then input the X data in increments of 1 and generate the corrospond (new) Y data. Richard |
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Creating an Expression from a Graph
You can use the SLOPE and INTERCEPT functions, then use these values to do
your calculations. "Richard" wrote in message ... I have a set of X and Y data, degrees of rotation and lift on a camshaft. The X (degree data) is in increments of 10 degrees. I want to generate the X data in 1 degree increments. I can generate a curve for the data but is there any way the that Excell can analyse the data and generate an expression for the curve so that I can then input the X data in increments of 1 and generate the corrospond (new) Y data. Richard |
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