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If you mean to get the polynomial coefficients, try something
like the following: Dim TL As Trendline Dim A As Double, B As Double, C As Double, D As Double, E As Double, F As Double, G As Double Dim S As String Dim Arr As Variant Dim Pos As Integer Set Ser = Chart1.SeriesCollection(1) Set TL = Ser.Trendlines.Add(xlPolynomial, 6) ' change 6 to appropriate order TL.DisplayEquation = True TL.DataLabel.NumberFormat = "0.000000000000000" S = TL.DataLabel.Text Pos = InStr(1, S, "=") S = Mid(S, Pos + 1) S = Replace(S, " + ", "|+") S = Replace(S, " - ", "|-") Arr = Split(S, "|") A = 0: B = 0: C = 0: D = 0: E = 0: F = 0: G = 0 ' g Pos = InStr(1, Arr(LBound(Arr) + 0), "x") G = CDbl(Left(Arr(LBound(Arr) + 0), Pos - 1)) ' f Pos = InStr(1, Arr(LBound(Arr) + 1), "x") F = CDbl(Left(Arr(LBound(Arr) + 1), Pos - 1)) ' e Pos = InStr(1, Arr(LBound(Arr) + 2), "x") E = CDbl(Left(Arr(LBound(Arr) + 2), Pos - 1)) ' D Pos = InStr(1, Arr(LBound(Arr) + 3), "x") D = CDbl(Left(Arr(LBound(Arr) + 3), Pos - 1)) ' c Pos = InStr(1, Arr(LBound(Arr) + 4), "x") C = CDbl(Left(Arr(LBound(Arr) + 4), Pos - 1)) ' b Pos = InStr(1, Arr(LBound(Arr) + 5), "x") B = CDbl(Left(Arr(LBound(Arr) + 5), Pos - 1)) ' a A = CDbl(Arr(UBound(Arr))) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "MF_gyps" wrote in message ... I am looking for an Excel function or Excel VB Macro function that will allow me access to the actual data for a chart polynomial trendline. Does this functionality exist? |
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