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I have 2 columns of numbers from a load-deformation curve.
X values in range E14..E74 Y Values in Range F14..F74 The range is not always completely filled with values. I need to interpolate the value of Y for any given X value. Since my data points may not be an exact value of X I need to look at the value before and after and get the slope of the line then solve Y for my desired X value. I have been doing this with multiple cells looking up the X Value Before and After my desired X. Then get the corresponding Y values. I then use the equation to solve. Is there an easier way to do this? I assume a straight line between each point. Thanks Pal |
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