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how do I find the slope of a graph?
I'm trying to find the slope and intercept of a chart from a set of values in
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how do I find the slope of a graph?
This is actually well-explained in Excel Help for the LINEST() function. See
example #1 -- Gary's Student "El - Raj" wrote: I'm trying to find the slope and intercept of a chart from a set of values in Excel. I'm using Excel 2003 |
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how do I find the slope of a graph?
Look at the Slope and Intercept worksheet functions in Excel help.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "El - Raj" <El - wrote in message ... I'm trying to find the slope and intercept of a chart from a set of values in Excel. I'm using Excel 2003 |
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