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![]() Tom Ogilvy wrote: If you want to do a linear interpolation, then use the Forecast function. FORECAST(x,known_y's,known_x's) =FORECAST(2,{10,20},{1,3}) returns 15 for example. Also look at LINEST These will only return linear interpolations, I was hoping to be able to some how to access the trendline formulae that the charting function has and use that, but this seems not to be possible :( Best JAG-W |
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