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"Trend" Function
I have posted a message asking about the extrapoloation of Data - Perhaps
Trend is usable instead ? Can TREND be used for non Linear data ? As I have mentioned earlier: "I think I can reach my goal but with many complicated steps - all probably summarised in a simple function ! I have two columns of data : Soundings, Mass : 0.000 0.000 0.772 65.750 1.335 129.640 1.897 198.700 2.460 271.350 3.022 346.640 3.585 424.020 4.147 503.130 4.710 591.880 5.272 695.640 5.835 800.290 6.397 905.730 6.960 1011.760 7.522 1118.300 8.085 1133.090 the iterations of my known column of data, (the soundings), is first 0.7 and therafter 0.3. I need to examine the data to increments of 0.1, and hence spread it out over far more iterations. Would trend allow this or are there better ways of doing this ? Cheers Andy |
"Trend" Function
Hello Andy,
I suggest to interpolate: http://www.sulprobil.com/html/interpolate.html Your data looks "linear"... Regards, Bernd |
"Trend" Function
Bernd,
Cripes that loks a touch complicated ! I assume I have to use VB editor to insert / create a new function as shown? Andy "Bernd P" wrote in message oups.com... Hello Andy, I suggest to interpolate: http://www.sulprobil.com/html/interpolate.html Your data looks "linear"... Regards, Bernd |
"Trend" Function
While FORECAST is limited to simple linear regression, TREND can give you
predicted values from multiple regression. Jerry "andy duncan" wrote: I have posted a message asking about the extrapoloation of Data - Perhaps Trend is usable instead ? Can TREND be used for non Linear data ? As I have mentioned earlier: "I think I can reach my goal but with many complicated steps - all probably summarised in a simple function ! I have two columns of data : Soundings, Mass : 0.000 0.000 0.772 65.750 1.335 129.640 1.897 198.700 2.460 271.350 3.022 346.640 3.585 424.020 4.147 503.130 4.710 591.880 5.272 695.640 5.835 800.290 6.397 905.730 6.960 1011.760 7.522 1118.300 8.085 1133.090 the iterations of my known column of data, (the soundings), is first 0.7 and therafter 0.3. I need to examine the data to increments of 0.1, and hence spread it out over far more iterations. Would trend allow this or are there better ways of doing this ? Cheers Andy |
"Trend" Function
Hello Andy,
It is not that complex: In Excel, press ALT + F11, enter a new module, copy my macro text into this new module and go back to your worksheet. Should work... Regards, Bernd |
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