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Interpolation
A1: 0
A11: 10 How do I interpolate in range A2:A10 by using A1 and A11 I'm using Excel 2003 (danish) Has anyone a Solution? |
Interpolation
In A2 enter:
=(A11-A1)/10 In A3 enter: =A2+$A$2 and copy down thru A10 -- Gary's Student "Bent Hansen" wrote: A1: 0 A11: 10 How do I interpolate in range A2:A10 by using A1 and A11 I'm using Excel 2003 (danish) Has anyone a Solution? |
Interpolation
Hi "Gary"s Student,
Thanks for the answer - how simple!!! "Gary''s Student" skrev: In A2 enter: =(A11-A1)/10 In A3 enter: =A2+$A$2 and copy down thru A10 -- Gary's Student "Bent Hansen" wrote: A1: 0 A11: 10 How do I interpolate in range A2:A10 by using A1 and A11 I'm using Excel 2003 (danish) Has anyone a Solution? |
Interpolation
You are welcome. I consider simplicity a virtue. I even try to shave with
Occam's Razor. -- Gary's Student "Bent Hansen" wrote: Hi "Gary"s Student, Thanks for the answer - how simple!!! "Gary''s Student" skrev: In A2 enter: =(A11-A1)/10 In A3 enter: =A2+$A$2 and copy down thru A10 -- Gary's Student "Bent Hansen" wrote: A1: 0 A11: 10 How do I interpolate in range A2:A10 by using A1 and A11 I'm using Excel 2003 (danish) Has anyone a Solution? |
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