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Hi
I wonder if I can get the coefficients from a polynomial regression of two data vectors without using a figure (chart) in VBA. Please Help Fia |
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Try using the add-in analysis pack. This features a regression procedure
that might suit your needs. -- Cheers Nigel "Fia" wrote in message ... Hi I wonder if I can get the coefficients from a polynomial regression of two data vectors without using a figure (chart) in VBA. Please Help Fia |
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