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![]() Hello, I was just wondering how I can create a logarithmic trendline equatio function out of three points. I don’t want to have to manually copy i from a chart as there are over fifty different log equations. I woul like it to just calculate a result automatically in a cell. Example: Three data points: X 15.00 23.00 35.00 Y 25.34 24.38 22.72 Trendline equation created from three point in chart: y = -3.0925Ln(x) + 33.836 Let x = 25 y = 23.88 I sure hope you can help me this. Thanks, Mitchel mparke ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted via http://www.mcse.m ----------------------------------------------------------------------- View this thread: http://www.mcse.ms/message399665.htm |
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assume you data
A1: 15 B1: 25.34 A2: 23 B2: 24.38 A3: 35 B3: 22.72 A5: =ln(a1) A6: =ln(A2) A7: =ln(A3) select C1:D1 array enter (ctrl+Shift+Enter rather than just enter) =Linest(B1:B3,A5:A7) c1: -3.089633383 D1: 33.82637732 Answer is slightly different, but we may not have exactly the same inputs. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "mparker" wrote in message ... Hello, I was just wondering how I can create a logarithmic trendline equation function out of three points. I don't want to have to manually copy it from a chart as there are over fifty different log equations. I would like it to just calculate a result automatically in a cell. Example: Three data points: X 15.00 23.00 35.00 Y 25.34 24.38 22.72 Trendline equation created from three point in chart: y = -3.0925Ln(x) + 33.836 Let x = 25 y = 23.88 I sure hope you can help me this. Thanks, Mitchell mparker ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Posted via http://www.mcse.ms ------------------------------------------------------------------------ View this thread: http://www.mcse.ms/message399665.html |
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You can use the LOGEST function If you put your data in the range B1:D3 as described, then array enter the formula =LOGEST(B2:D2,B1:D1) in cells B7:C7. The results will be (approx) .99 (B7) and 27.56 (C7). The formula is then =$C$7*$B$7^B1 copied across to cover the X cells B1 to B3 Ton ----- mparker wrote: ---- Hello I was just wondering how I can create a logarithmic trendline equatio function out of three points. I dont want to have to manually copy i from a chart as there are over fifty different log equations. I woul like it to just calculate a result automatically in a cell Example Three data points X 15.00 23.00 35.0 25.34 24.38 22.7 Trendline equation created from three point in chart y = -3.0925Ln(x) + 33.83 Let x = 2 y = 23.8 I sure hope you can help me this Thanks Mitchel mparke ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted via http://www.mcse.m ----------------------------------------------------------------------- View this thread: http://www.mcse.ms/message399665.htm |
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