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How do I interpret Regression alanysed data ?
I HAVE USED DATA ANALYSIS TOOL AND USED REGRESSION TEST AND GOT THE OUTPUT.
NOW I NEED A INTERPRETATIN FOR THAT. spss DO HAVE THAT OPTION , IF IT IS IN EXCEL IT WILL BE GUD TO ME. IOF ALREADY EXIST DO HELP ME TO DO THAT.. |
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How do I interpret Regression alanysed data ?
1. No such feature in Excel. The best you can do is check the help system
but in fact it provides little help on all the output from the Regression tool. Check some of the Excel book for Scientists and Engineers. FYI - All Caps is considered yelling! -- Cheers., Shane Devenshire "Jay" wrote: I HAVE USED DATA ANALYSIS TOOL AND USED REGRESSION TEST AND GOT THE OUTPUT. NOW I NEED A INTERPRETATIN FOR THAT. spss DO HAVE THAT OPTION , IF IT IS IN EXCEL IT WILL BE GUD TO ME. IOF ALREADY EXIST DO HELP ME TO DO THAT.. |
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