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Without knowing what you're trying to accomplish, it's hard to take a
guess, but perhaps: Assume your known y's are in A1:J1 Assume your known x's are in A2:J2 Assume your new x's are in A3:F3 Then select A4:F4 and array-enter =GROWTH(A1:J1,A2:J2,A3:F3) |
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