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Calculating R-squared value
AWESOME! A very special thanks for that tip to Tom and especially to
Bernard. Tom Ogilvy wrote: I'm afraid the function LINEST is not the function I'm looking for. You are mistaken about LINEST. It can be used to fit a second degree polynomial (or higher). You can see how Bernard Liengme solves for the coefficients of a polynomial curve using LINEST. http://www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme/E...Polynomial.htm |
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