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How do I get an intermediate value between data points on a graph?
I have a set of x,y data points and I need to find/use a value between the
known x values. How can I get this info acurately and into a cell so I don't have to scale it off the graph? |
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How do I get an intermediate value between data points on a graph?
The FORECAST() function does an excellent job of interpolation.
See the Help description -- Gary''s Student "bman in co" wrote: I have a set of x,y data points and I need to find/use a value between the known x values. How can I get this info acurately and into a cell so I don't have to scale it off the graph? |
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