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I want to perform a 4th order curve fit on some values in an array.
I have a list of X values and a list of Y values, the X values are not in any particular order and there are in some cases multiple instances of a given X value. I want to make a curve fit on the Y data only when the corresponding X values are between some set limits, set in seperate cells. I have tried (where my limits are $A$1 and $B$1): {LINEST(IF(X10:X100$A$1,IF(X10:X100<$B$1,Y10:Y100 )),IF(X10:X100$A$1,IF(X10:X100<$B$1,X10:X100^{1,2 ,3,4})))} This gives #VALUE if the limits do not encompass the whole data X range. I guess because this results in non contiguous data in the array... Any smart ways around this? |
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