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Correlation between 2 or more variables
I have the following information for total costs, total revenue,# of orders, #of units as well as the information as what constitutes the total costs. I would like to know how would I go determining if I changed total costs by varying one the the costs that affects it for example training costs, how that would affect # of orders. I tried regression analysis using Excel but the output did not make any sense |
Correlation between 2 or more variables
" wrote: I have the following information for total costs, total revenue,# of orders, #of units as well as the information as what constitutes the total costs. I would like to know how would I go determining if I changed total costs by varying one the the costs that affects it for example training costs, how that would affect # of orders. I tried regression analysis using Excel but the output did not make any sense It might help if you included some figures Peter |
Correlation between 2 or more variables
And an elaboration on "the output did not make any sense."
Jerry PeterAtherton wrote: " wrote: I have the following information for total costs, total revenue,# of orders, #of units as well as the information as what constitutes the total costs. I would like to know how would I go determining if I changed total costs by varying one the the costs that affects it for example training costs, how that would affect # of orders. I tried regression analysis using Excel but the output did not make any sense It might help if you included some figures Peter |
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