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Custom Trendlines y=x
Hi guys, I'm trying to add a custom trednline to some data and for some reason its not working. I want a y=x line that goes through my data and not a line of best fit. No matter what I do, I am only getting a line of best fit. What I want: A y=x line that goes through the point (0,0). What I'm doing: Type in Y=x in custom. and ofcourse select custom and tick set intercept y=0. Please oh please help!!! Thanks in advance! -- miss*m ------------------------------------------------------------------------ miss*m's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28430 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=554798 |
Custom Trendlines y=x
Hello:
If I understand the custom box you are using just refers to the name assigned to the trendline. The only option is to set the intercept to zero. You cannot set the slope to one. Anyway what you want can in no sense be called a trendline. To do what you want try the following. (Just don't ask what you will have when you are done.) Plot your two columns of data. Send add the following two sets of data to an area of the spreadsheet: X's Y's 0 0 Max X's Max of Y's Now right click on the chart and cho0se source data. Under series box choose add Now for the Y choose the two values( 0, Max Y) and for the X choose ( 0, Max X) each from the cells where you have stored your values. This will plot two data points on the graph. If you wish you can format the original data with points and no line and format the second series above as line without points. You should have what you want. Pieter Vandenberg miss*m wrote: : Hi guys, : I'm trying to add a custom trednline to some data and for some reason : its not working. I want a y=x line that goes through my data and not a : line of best fit. No matter what I do, I am only getting a line of best : fit. : What I want: : A y=x line that goes through the point (0,0). : What I'm doing: : Type in Y=x in custom. and ofcourse select custom and tick set : intercept y=0. : Please oh please help!!! : Thanks in advance! : -- : miss*m : ------------------------------------------------------------------------ : miss*m's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28430 : View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=554798 |
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