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Hi,
I would like to use the LINEST() function on two columns of data (Y,X for example) in a worksheet in Excel- but I only want to include certain values. I've used a function to return the X and Y values for the entries that satisfy certain criteria, and #N/A for those that don't (e.g. there are some rows that are full and rows that both have #N/A). Is there any way of only including the elements that are numbers (as opposed to na) in the regression? Alternatively, I've sorted the array so that the valued elements are at the top and the #N/A elements are at the bottom. In theory I could then apply the regression to the first n rows of the array only(where n = no. of rows of numbers). Is there VBA code that I could write to do this? I'm struggling with the element indexing system. Thanks, Sam |
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