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On Sat, 4 Feb 2006 08:27:09 -0800, "Vince"
wrote: I input my data in column A = inches and B = tons. I then graphed it with an X-Y graph and added a 2nd order Polynomial to it. The equation that is displayed is y=0.0123x2 + 0.411x + 0.996 I want to select an inch value and be able to calculate what the corresponding ton value will be. Shouldn't I be able to apply the equation above to do this? If 2 inches = 0.95 tons, what would 10 inches equal, or 50 inches. I need a math lesson! Any help would be greatly appreciated. Vince One other caveat: you are onlyh displaying the formula to 3 decimals. This may or may not give you an accurate result. It may be of value to increase the display to as much as 15 decimals, depending on the precision you require. IIRC, you right click on the text box where the formula is displayed; select Format Data Labels; then format the number to show 15 decimals. --ron |
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