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Worked fine for me. the formula in B12 was
=C12*1+D12*2+E12*3+5 copied down to 18. Then in the immediate window: v = Range("B12:B18") v1 = Range("C12:E18") v2 = Application.Linest(v,v1,True,false) ? v2(1) 3 ? v2(2) 2 ? v2(3) 0.999999999999999 ? v2(4) 5.00000000000001 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "jobxyz" wrote in message ... Thanks Michel Your solution works fine for a simple X array. The problem arrises when x is a 2D array - which is what I need "michelxld" wrote: Hello for the linest Function , you may try Dim y_connus(), x_connus() y_connus = Array(5, 2, 1) x_connus = Array(6, 3, 4) Range("A1") = WorksheetFunction.LinEst(y_connus, x_connus) Regards , michel -- michelxld ------------------------------------------------------------------------ michelxld's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=17367 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=496012 |
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