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jobxyz

using linest excel function from msaccess with multidimensional ar
 
Hi

I am trying to call the excel function linest from VB from an MS Access
application .

the call
Slope1 =
Excel.WorksheetFunction.Index(Excel.WorksheetFunct ion.LinEst(y, x),1)

works fine as long as x is a one dimensional array.

But I need to do regression analysis for a multidimensional array (e.g.
I have x1,x2,x3,...,xn independent variables in the regression.)

so when I define x as say
dim x (10,2) as double

I get an error messages
"unable to get the linest property of the worksheet function class"

anyone know how to use linest for a multidimensioanl array ?

Thanks

Tushar Mehta

using linest excel function from msaccess with multidimensional ar
 
You do not specify how you declared Y. It too must be a 2D array even
if it has just 1 column. So, declare it as Y(10,1). I just verified
that that works.

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Tushar Mehta
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Hi

I am trying to call the excel function linest from VB from an MS Access
application .

the call
Slope1 =
Excel.WorksheetFunction.Index(Excel.WorksheetFunct ion.LinEst(y, x),1)

works fine as long as x is a one dimensional array.

But I need to do regression analysis for a multidimensional array (e.g.
I have x1,x2,x3,...,xn independent variables in the regression.)

so when I define x as say
dim x (10,2) as double

I get an error messages
"unable to get the linest property of the worksheet function class"

anyone know how to use linest for a multidimensioanl array ?

Thanks



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