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Xcel XP. I frequently chart a variable (y) against a continous sequence of
dates(x). I use the resident slope function in xcel to obtain a slope of a linear regression of the data. I also plot the curve and print-out the formula for the curve in the form: y=mx+b, where m should equal the same value as that derived from the resident slope function. This does occur when I set the x axis(the date component) as "category", in addition when I do this "b" equals the proper y intercept. When I set the x axis as "time scale" the y intercept is displayed as an unusually large value and there is a small discrepancy in the slope(m). Can any one tell me why this discrepancy occurs. Thanks Chas |
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