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In Office 2003, there was an option under tools, data analysis, regression to
do a linear or quadratic analysis. How is this now done under Excel 2007? |
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Office button Excel options Addins Select Excel addins in the drop down at the bottom and Go -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "cptak" wrote in message ... In Office 2003, there was an option under tools, data analysis, regression to do a linear or quadratic analysis. How is this now done under Excel 2007? |
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cptak -
In both Excel 2003 and Excel 2007: (a) the Regression tool always creates a linear combination of the x-range variables. Of course, the data on the worksheet for one of your x-range variables could actually be x^2 values, thereby allowing you to fit a quadratic. (b) if you create an XY Scatter chart type, the Add Trendline feature allows linear or polynomial (and other) fits. Polynomial of order 2 is quadratic. - Mike http://www.MikeMiddleton.com "cptak" wrote in message ... In Office 2003, there was an option under tools, data analysis, regression to do a linear or quadratic analysis. How is this now done under Excel 2007? |
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