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Excel Linear Regression by set slope (not intercept)
Hi Guys
is there a way in excel to get the linear regression function to specify a function based on a set intercept (say =1), instead of a set intercept. I believe this ability should have been included in excel from day 1. |
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Excel Linear Regression by set slope (not intercept)
Answered under your post in microsoft.public.excel.misc. Please do not
separately post the same question to multiple news groups. "Ben" wrote: Hi Guys is there a way in excel to get the linear regression function to specify a function based on a set intercept (say =1), instead of a set intercept. I believe this ability should have been included in excel from day 1. |
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