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Hi,
When I plot a calibration graph (concentration vs response) and add a trend line, Excel will show the gradient and intercept of the line. I normally capture these in a couple of cells, either using the SLOPE and INTERCEPT functions, or using LINEST. Sometimes, however, there is a data point missing, and although the chart will continue to give the gradient and intercept, the functions give either #N/A or #VALUE errors. I've tried getting the missing data points to return #N/A or "", but can't seem to get it to work. Any ideas, please? Thanks Dave url:http://www.ureader.com/gp/1042-1.aspx |
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