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how do i transpose a Polynomial equation from a graph to a sheet?
I have produced a polynomial trend line in a graph. I now want to produce
that curve but the equation provided on the graph does not produce it. Is it possible for Excel to produce that equation for me directly onto a sheet and thus enable me reproduce the curve so that I can then use the values in a look up table? Help? |
how do i transpose a Polynomial equation from a graph to a sheet?
If the equation doesn't seem to be producing the same as the trendline
you're seeing on the grpah, it's probably because you're not using enough decimal places for your coefficients. -- David Biddulph "All at Sea" <All at wrote in message ... I have produced a polynomial trend line in a graph. I now want to produce that curve but the equation provided on the graph does not produce it. Is it possible for Excel to produce that equation for me directly onto a sheet and thus enable me reproduce the curve so that I can then use the values in a look up table? Help? |
how do i transpose a Polynomial equation from a graph to a sheet?
All at Sea -
One way to get the coefficients on a worksheet is to use the array-entered LINEST function (Control+Shift+Enter). For a polynomial of order 3, use =LINEST(y-range, x-range^{1,2,3}) One of the reasons that your equation may seem incorrect is you may be using a Line chart type (which defaults to 1,2,3,... for the x values) instead of an XY (Scatter) chart type (which uses the numerical x values). Another reason for differences is that you may not be displaying enough significant digits. - Mike Middleton http://www.DecisionToolworks.com Decision Analysis Add-ins for Excel "All at Sea" <All at wrote in message ... I have produced a polynomial trend line in a graph. I now want to produce that curve but the equation provided on the graph does not produce it. Is it possible for Excel to produce that equation for me directly onto a sheet and thus enable me reproduce the curve so that I can then use the values in a look up table? Help? |
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