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monkeytrader

i think i need goal seek or other type of statistic function
 
difficult to explain without drawing a picture, but i need to figure out
future "x" values with given "y" values and also with a given line.

the "y" axis =

1,000,000
100,000
1,000
100
1
0

need to figure out how to get the "x" values to fit a straight, positive
sloping (45degree angle) if graphed out.

sorry i can't be more clear. thanks if someone can help.

also given is a straight line with a positive slope.

Gary''s Student

i think i need goal seek or other type of statistic function
 
Very easy:

Just set x=y for each point being plotted. Also insure that the scaling of
both axis' are the same.
--
Gary's Student
gsnu200704


"monkeytrader" wrote:

difficult to explain without drawing a picture, but i need to figure out
future "x" values with given "y" values and also with a given line.

the "y" axis =

1,000,000
100,000
1,000
100
1
0

need to figure out how to get the "x" values to fit a straight, positive
sloping (45degree angle) if graphed out.

sorry i can't be more clear. thanks if someone can help.

also given is a straight line with a positive slope.


john the confused

i think i need goal seek or other type of statistic function
 
Have you tried using a Logarithmic scale for the y axis
--
John
MOS Master Instructor
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"monkeytrader" wrote:

difficult to explain without drawing a picture, but i need to figure out
future "x" values with given "y" values and also with a given line.

the "y" axis =

1,000,000
100,000
1,000
100
1
0

need to figure out how to get the "x" values to fit a straight, positive
sloping (45degree angle) if graphed out.

sorry i can't be more clear. thanks if someone can help.

also given is a straight line with a positive slope.



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