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"joeu2004" wrote:
Suppose the first two rows of your data below are in A3:B4. To interpolate "points" for 2:08, put 2:08 into a cell (C1 here, although the more natural place is in a new row between A3 and A4) No: putting in a new row between A3 and A4 would cause problems. and write: =trend(B3:B4,A3:A4,C1) Disregard this. I did not see Shane's superior response in Google Groups. In fact, I do not even see my response there yet. Google Groups is having problems today. |
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