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Hi:
I have a small data set, and I'm trying to do make some forecasting functions work, so I use the INTERCEPT() and SLOPE() function in order to get the line's major elements. BUT! When I double check the INTERCEPT() and SLOPE() results with the Trendline that Excel has done using the data set, I get completely different values for the INTERCEPT! Any advice out there on how to handle this?? My data set follows 2007 2008 2009 2010 A 195,734.53 211,970.79 229,935.20 249,846.68 B 57,893.65 66,527.44 76,613.14 88,412.49 So the equation from the graph/trendline function: A: y = 18030x + 176797; and B: y = 10164x + 46951.. The SLOPE() function is fine and I get matching values, but my INTERCEPT() values are way off: -35,991,552.05 for A; -20,342,474.73 for B. Thanks! |
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