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how to get slope with a forced intercept of zero
how to get slope with a forced intercept of zero in excel
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how to get slope with a forced intercept of zero
Try using regression from data analysis.
"Dennis" wrote: how to get slope with a forced intercept of zero in excel |
how to get slope with a forced intercept of zero
See Help for the LINEST worksheet function.
Jerry "Dennis" wrote: how to get slope with a forced intercept of zero in excel |
how to get slope with a forced intercept of zero
And yet a third way is
=SUMPRODUCT(y-range, x-range)/SUMSQ(x-range) or the equivalent =SUMPRODUCT(y-range, x-range)/SUMPRODUCT(x-range, x-range) best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Dennis" wrote in message ... how to get slope with a forced intercept of zero in excel |
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