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Recently had Excel 2003 SP2 loaded onto my PC. When I tried to use LINEST
function, it did not behave correctly. For a simple linear equation, y = mx + b, when I filled in "=LINEST(Y-Data, X-Data, True, True)", with X-Data and Y-Data the ranges containing the single columns of data as appropriate, the function results were correct. However, when I tried to use it to evaluate parametric data for two or more X-variables, such as y=ax1 + bx2 + cx3, it only returns the coefficient for the x3 variable, showing a=0 and b=0. Is there a bug in the LINEST function in Excel 2003? If not, and there is just something to do with the Excel load on my PC, is there a way to correct it without totally reinstalling MS Office? |
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