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I am working on a worksheet that has 2 columns of data (times). I am using
the data to calculate slope and intercept to predict other outcomes. Some of the cells are empty. Is there a way to setup the formulas I am using so that it will ignore the empty cells? Ex: ( _ means empty) _ _ _ _ 0:06:03 0:06:03 _ _ 0:12:55 0:06:28 0:20:39 0:06:39 _ _ _ _ 0:42:50 0:06:54 _ _ _ _ _ _ 1:30:00 0:07:14 My one formula I am using is: =(SLOPE($C$8:$C$12,LN($B$8:$B$12))*(LN(0.005556))) +INTERCEPT($C$8:$C$12,LN($B$8:$B$12)) which works fine and evaluates correct when the data has no empty cells. Thanks Rich |
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