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linest function
I am attempting to use the linest function on Excel Standard Edition without
success. The formula being used is: =linest(y-value_range,x-value_range,,true) then Ctrl+Shift+Enter. I believe that I should get a 2 col by 5 row table with the coefficients of the linear regression from this. All I am getting is a 2X5 table #Name errors. Does anyone have a suggestion for solving the problem? |
linest function
They are #Value errors NOT #Name errors!
"Mitch" wrote: I am attempting to use the linest function on Excel Standard Edition without success. The formula being used is: =linest(y-value_range,x-value_range,,true) then Ctrl+Shift+Enter. I believe that I should get a 2 col by 5 row table with the coefficients of the linear regression from this. All I am getting is a 2X5 table #Name errors. Does anyone have a suggestion for solving the problem? |
linest function
Sounds like some (or one) value is not numeric.
Use =ISNUMBER() in some blank are of the worksheet to test your x and y values best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Mitch" wrote in message ... They are #Value errors NOT #Name errors! "Mitch" wrote: I am attempting to use the linest function on Excel Standard Edition without success. The formula being used is: =linest(y-value_range,x-value_range,,true) then Ctrl+Shift+Enter. I believe that I should get a 2 col by 5 row table with the coefficients of the linear regression from this. All I am getting is a 2X5 table #Name errors. Does anyone have a suggestion for solving the problem? |
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