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I'm using the forecast function. My formula is =forecast(a3, D2:D20,E2:E20).
My problem is that when I update my known x and y's the data range changes (i.e. ends at row 24 instead of 20). Is there a way to reference my data range in my forecast function to cells in column D and E that have numbers in them so that the forecast formula automatically changes to include all of my known x and y's? I can't just reference a really large area (i.e. =forecast(a3,D2:D:200,E2:E200) because my forecast is linked to other tables and formulas that can't handle having empty cells. Thanks for any advice you have. |