running regressions in Excel 2003
 

my co-worker was able to run regressions in the version prior to the 2003 of
excel by going under the Help menu and using Lotus 123. But the 2003
version of excel no longer has this option.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Naraine

running regressions in Excel 2003
 

Hi Naraine,

What exactly are you trying to do? Can you give us values, formulas and expected results?

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote in message ...
| my co-worker was able to run regressions in the version prior to the 2003 of
| excel by going under the Help menu and using Lotus 123. But the 2003
| version of excel no longer has this option.
|
| Can anyone point me in the right direction?
|
| Naraine
|
|
|
|
|
|

running regressions in Excel 2003
 

I would like to compute Constant, & x coefficient











Regression Output:
Constant 5034.686
Std Err of Y Est 2845.506
R Squared 0.941982
No. of Observations 20
Degrees of Freedom 18

X Coefficient(s) 113.4543
Std Err of Coef. 6.636594


Mid Salary Range & Male Job Class Actual Points
Point Range Actual Points Gender
Salary Ranges
Job Title Min Mid Max
600-649 647 MC Manager, Environmental Services 68000 76000 84000
647 M Transportation Maintenance Manager 68000 76000 84000
647 M Manager, Transportation Construction 68000 76000 84000
636 M Clerk 68000 76000 84000
550-599 564 MC Ontario Works, Mgr Operations 65000 72500 80000
564 M Manager, Planning 65000 72500 80000
500-549 510 M Performance & Business Planning Mgr. 59000 65500
72000
450-499 485 MC Superintendent, Maintenance & Construction 53000
58500 64000
454 M Site Supervisors (Landfill) 53000 58500 64000
486 M Maintenance Manager 53000 58500 64000
459 M GIS Manager 53000 58500 64000
485 M Roads Forman 53000 58500 64000
400-449 431 MC Archivist 51000 56000 61000
440 M Fleet & Asset Manager 51000 56000 61000
434 M Maintenance & Service Manager 51000 56000 61000
438 M Forester 51000 56000 61000
412 M Purchasing Agent 51000 56000 61000
375-399 390 M Supervisor of Maintenance and Services 43000 47500
52000
350-374 353 MC Supervisor, Maintenance 40000 44000 48000
300-324 322 MC By-Law Enforcement Officer 31000 34500 38000


Regression Output:
Constant 5034.686
Std Err of Y Est 2845.506
R Squared 0.941982
No. of Observations 20
Degrees of Freedom 18

X Coefficient(s) 113.4543
Std Err of Coef. 6.636594




"Niek Otten" wrote in message
...
Hi Naraine,

What exactly are you trying to do? Can you give us values, formulas and
expected results?

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote in message
...
| my co-worker was able to run regressions in the version prior to the
2003 of
| excel by going under the Help menu and using Lotus 123. But the 2003
| version of excel no longer has this option.
|
| Can anyone point me in the right direction?
|
| Naraine
|
|
|
|
|
|

running regressions in Excel 2003
 

please see attached worksheet...


"Niek Otten" wrote in message
...
Hi Naraine,

What exactly are you trying to do? Can you give us values, formulas and
expected results?

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote in message
...
| my co-worker was able to run regressions in the version prior to the
2003 of
| excel by going under the Help menu and using Lotus 123. But the 2003
| version of excel no longer has this option.
|
| Can anyone point me in the right direction?
|
| Naraine
|
|
|
|
|
|

running regressions in Excel 2003
 

It is not clear from you post what you are regressing on what. Also, I have
never seen native Excel regression output labeled/formatted as you describe,
but the numeric values can be obtained either from the LINEST worksheet
function or from the Regression tool in the Analysis ToolPak (see Help for
either).

Jerry

"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote:

I would like to compute Constant, & x coefficient











Regression Output:
Constant 5034.686
Std Err of Y Est 2845.506
R Squared 0.941982
No. of Observations 20
Degrees of Freedom 18

X Coefficient(s) 113.4543
Std Err of Coef. 6.636594


Mid Salary Range & Male Job Class Actual Points
Point Range Actual Points Gender
Salary Ranges
Job Title Min Mid Max
600-649 647 MC Manager, Environmental Services 68000 76000 84000
647 M Transportation Maintenance Manager 68000 76000 84000
647 M Manager, Transportation Construction 68000 76000 84000
636 M Clerk 68000 76000 84000
550-599 564 MC Ontario Works, Mgr Operations 65000 72500 80000
564 M Manager, Planning 65000 72500 80000
500-549 510 M Performance & Business Planning Mgr. 59000 65500
72000
450-499 485 MC Superintendent, Maintenance & Construction 53000
58500 64000
454 M Site Supervisors (Landfill) 53000 58500 64000
486 M Maintenance Manager 53000 58500 64000
459 M GIS Manager 53000 58500 64000
485 M Roads Forman 53000 58500 64000
400-449 431 MC Archivist 51000 56000 61000
440 M Fleet & Asset Manager 51000 56000 61000
434 M Maintenance & Service Manager 51000 56000 61000
438 M Forester 51000 56000 61000
412 M Purchasing Agent 51000 56000 61000
375-399 390 M Supervisor of Maintenance and Services 43000 47500
52000
350-374 353 MC Supervisor, Maintenance 40000 44000 48000
300-324 322 MC By-Law Enforcement Officer 31000 34500 38000


Regression Output:
Constant 5034.686
Std Err of Y Est 2845.506
R Squared 0.941982
No. of Observations 20
Degrees of Freedom 18

X Coefficient(s) 113.4543
Std Err of Coef. 6.636594




"Niek Otten" wrote in message
...
Hi Naraine,

What exactly are you trying to do? Can you give us values, formulas and
expected results?

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote in message
...
| my co-worker was able to run regressions in the version prior to the
2003 of
| excel by going under the Help menu and using Lotus 123. But the 2003
| version of excel no longer has this option.
|
| Can anyone point me in the right direction?
|
| Naraine
|
|
|
|
|
|

running regressions in Excel 2003
 

thank you. I was able to run the regression analysis based on your
directions.

"Jerry W. Lewis" wrote in message
...
It is not clear from you post what you are regressing on what. Also, I
have
never seen native Excel regression output labeled/formatted as you
describe,
but the numeric values can be obtained either from the LINEST worksheet
function or from the Regression tool in the Analysis ToolPak (see Help for
either).

Jerry

"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote:

I would like to compute Constant, & x coefficient











Regression Output:
Constant 5034.686
Std Err of Y Est 2845.506
R Squared 0.941982
No. of Observations 20
Degrees of Freedom 18

X Coefficient(s) 113.4543
Std Err of Coef. 6.636594


Mid Salary Range & Male Job Class Actual Points
Point Range Actual Points Gender
Salary Ranges
Job Title Min Mid Max
600-649 647 MC Manager, Environmental Services 68000 76000
84000
647 M Transportation Maintenance Manager 68000 76000 84000
647 M Manager, Transportation Construction 68000 76000 84000
636 M Clerk 68000 76000 84000
550-599 564 MC Ontario Works, Mgr Operations 65000 72500 80000
564 M Manager, Planning 65000 72500 80000
500-549 510 M Performance & Business Planning Mgr. 59000 65500
72000
450-499 485 MC Superintendent, Maintenance & Construction
53000
58500 64000
454 M Site Supervisors (Landfill) 53000 58500 64000
486 M Maintenance Manager 53000 58500 64000
459 M GIS Manager 53000 58500 64000
485 M Roads Forman 53000 58500 64000
400-449 431 MC Archivist 51000 56000 61000
440 M Fleet & Asset Manager 51000 56000 61000
434 M Maintenance & Service Manager 51000 56000 61000
438 M Forester 51000 56000 61000
412 M Purchasing Agent 51000 56000 61000
375-399 390 M Supervisor of Maintenance and Services 43000
47500
52000
350-374 353 MC Supervisor, Maintenance 40000 44000 48000
300-324 322 MC By-Law Enforcement Officer 31000 34500 38000


Regression Output:
Constant 5034.686
Std Err of Y Est 2845.506
R Squared 0.941982
No. of Observations 20
Degrees of Freedom 18

X Coefficient(s) 113.4543
Std Err of Coef. 6.636594




"Niek Otten" wrote in message
...
Hi Naraine,

What exactly are you trying to do? Can you give us values, formulas
and
expected results?

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote in message
...
| my co-worker was able to run regressions in the version prior to the
2003 of
| excel by going under the Help menu and using Lotus 123. But the
2003
| version of excel no longer has this option.
|
| Can anyone point me in the right direction?
|
| Naraine
|
|
|
|
|
|