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I'm tring to set up a correlation matrix where a table contains the
same headings in both the x and y axis. I then use this formula to find the correlation: =CORREL($B$2:$B$253,B$2:B$253) This returns 1 since it is the correlation of itself. The next column over produces this formula: =CORREL($B$2:$B$253,C$2:C$253) What is the best way to write a formula that does not require me to manually switch the B to a C for each and every row --- over 300 of them. =CORREL($C$2:$C$253,C$2:C$253) Thanks for any help you can offer. |
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