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LINEST() function returns error.
I am running for the first time a multiple regression analysis. After
selecting the Y's and then at the same time the X's from left to right-two columns, when I click "okay" I get the message: "Regression - LINEST () function returns error. Please check input ranges again." What can I do to avoid this error? -- Albert Vancouver, Canada |
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LINEST() function returns error.
Show us the data (or part of it) and your formula
best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Albert" wrote in message ... I am running for the first time a multiple regression analysis. After selecting the Y's and then at the same time the X's from left to right-two columns, when I click "okay" I get the message: "Regression - LINEST () function returns error. Please check input ranges again." What can I do to avoid this error? -- Albert Vancouver, Canada |
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