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Intersection
I am trying to see what the value in column A would be where column B and C
are equal. Here is my data: A B C $100,000 $88,010 $(88,957) $105,000 $74,248 $(74,149) $110,000 $60,485 $(59,341) $115,000 $46,722 $(44,533) $120,000 $32,960 $(29,726) $125,000 $19,197 $(14,918) $130,000 $5,435 $(110) $135,000 $(8,328) $14,698 $140,000 $(22,090) $29,506 $145,000 $(35,853) $44,314 Any suggestions? |
Intersection
One way, assuming both B and C are always linear functions with respect
to A: =(INTERCEPT(C1:C10,A1:A10) - INTERCEPT(B1:B10,A1:A10)) / (SLOPE(B1:B10,A1:A10) - SLOPE(C1:C10,A1:A10)) In article , Excel User 123456 wrote: I am trying to see what the value in column A would be where column B and C are equal. Here is my data: A B C $100,000 $88,010 $(88,957) $105,000 $74,248 $(74,149) $110,000 $60,485 $(59,341) $115,000 $46,722 $(44,533) $120,000 $32,960 $(29,726) $125,000 $19,197 $(14,918) $130,000 $5,435 $(110) $135,000 $(8,328) $14,698 $140,000 $(22,090) $29,506 $145,000 $(35,853) $44,314 Any suggestions? |
Intersection
fitting a straight line to the data in cols A & B give a slope and intersect
of: -2.752511515 363261.2606 fitting a straight line to the data in cols A & C give a slope and intersect of: 2.961570909 -385114.0364 Solving for the intersection: =(A14-A17)/(A16-A13) displays 130970.3363 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200790 "Excel User 123456" wrote: I am trying to see what the value in column A would be where column B and C are equal. Here is my data: A B C $100,000 $88,010 $(88,957) $105,000 $74,248 $(74,149) $110,000 $60,485 $(59,341) $115,000 $46,722 $(44,533) $120,000 $32,960 $(29,726) $125,000 $19,197 $(14,918) $130,000 $5,435 $(110) $135,000 $(8,328) $14,698 $140,000 $(22,090) $29,506 $145,000 $(35,853) $44,314 Any suggestions? |
Intersection
I am trying to see what the value in column A would be where column B and C
are equal. Here is my data: As a side note, you can get a nice picture of your data by selecting your data, and inserting a "Line Chart" This can help to verify your solution. -- Dana DeLouis "Excel User 123456" wrote in message ... I am trying to see what the value in column A would be where column B and C are equal. Here is my data: A B C $100,000 $88,010 $(88,957) $105,000 $74,248 $(74,149) $110,000 $60,485 $(59,341) $115,000 $46,722 $(44,533) $120,000 $32,960 $(29,726) $125,000 $19,197 $(14,918) $130,000 $5,435 $(110) $135,000 $(8,328) $14,698 $140,000 $(22,090) $29,506 $145,000 $(35,853) $44,314 Any suggestions? |
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