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Hi all,
I was wondering if anybody knew how to derive the P-Values using =LINEST() that are calculated using the Regressions option for the Data Analysis Tool-Pak. I am not sure what the calculation is. I can get the t-stats via =Mn/SEn from the LINEST array, but can not find the P-value calculation anywhere. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks! Best, RJ |
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Hi RJ,
To derive the P-Values using the LINEST function in Excel, you can use the T.DIST.2T function. Here are the steps:
You can repeat this process for each variable in your regression model.
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Mon, 28 May 2007 07:56:01 -0700 from RJ
: I was wondering if anybody knew how to derive the P-Values using =LINEST() that are calculated using the Regressions option for the Data Analysis Tool-Pak. I am not sure what the calculation is. I can get the t-stats via =Mn/SEn from the LINEST array, but can not find the P-value calculation anywhere. If you have the t statistic, you can then use TDIST to get the p- value. -- Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems, Tompkins County, New York, USA http://OakRoadSystems.com/ |
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