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KMH

Access to Chart Trendline Equations in VB
 
I would like to get the 3rd order polynomial coefficients for an X-Y Chart
trendline into VB so I can automatically run a calculation at a extrapolated
X value and record this in my spreadsheet. If I can not get the coefficients
directly to do the calculation myself, can I plug in the X value and
calculate the resultant would help.


Harlan Grove

Access to Chart Trendline Equations in VB
 
KMH wrote...
I would like to get the 3rd order polynomial coefficients for an X-Y
Chart trendline into VB so I can automatically run a calculation at a
extrapolated X value and record this in my spreadsheet. If I can not
get the coefficients directly to do the calculation myself, can I plug
in the X value and calculate the resultant would help.


See

http://groups.google.com/group/micro...440d271303e0d6


[email protected][_2_]

Access to Chart Trendline Equations in VB
 
Googling splines might be helpful to you.


Jon Peltier

Access to Chart Trendline Equations in VB
 
If you just want the coefficients, you can use LINEST. Select a range 4
cells wide and five cells high. Type this equation:

=LINEST(<yRange,<xRange^{1,2,3},TRUE,TRUE)

where xRange and yRange are the addresses of the X and Y values, and
array-enter the formula by holding CTRL+SHIFT while pressing ENTER. The
first row of cells show the 3rd, 2nd, 1st, and 0th order coefficients of the
poly fit. Check help for LINEST to learn what the rest of the LINEST output
includes.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com
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"Harlan Grove" wrote in message
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KMH wrote...
I would like to get the 3rd order polynomial coefficients for an X-Y
Chart trendline into VB so I can automatically run a calculation at a
extrapolated X value and record this in my spreadsheet. If I can not
get the coefficients directly to do the calculation myself, can I plug
in the X value and calculate the resultant would help.


See

http://groups.google.com/group/micro...440d271303e0d6





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