I'd like to compare two sets and report a result that shows how one data
set would plot if related to the other set (sorry, I know that's poorly
worded). Here's an example:

Sample #1 Sample #2
25% 0.26 25% 0.264
30% 0.31 30% 0.317
35% 0.36 35% 0.365
40% 0.41 40% 0.426
45% 0.45 45% 0.5
50% 0.51 50% 0.569
55% 0.56 55% 0.644
60% 0.62 60% 0.72
65% 0.69 65% 0.779
70% 0.75 70% 0.835
75% 0.84 75% 0.901
80% 0.93 80% 0.968
85% 1.03 85% 1.049
90% 1.12 90% 1.108
95% 1.24 95% 1.194
100% 1.4 100% 1.242



So, in the above data for example, at 50%, sample #1 reports 0.51 in
sample #1 and 0.56 in sample #2.

What I want to do is create a formula that compares sample 1 to sample
two and gives me the dot percent value where sample one needs to be to
equal sample two. For example for 50%, sample #1's value of 0.51 would
equal a percent value around 46%, as this is the area that a value of
0.51 would occur. Any suggestions on how to achieve this?

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I'd develop equations that predict each Sample and then go from there.
I've plotted the data and one appears to be more of an exponential and the
other linear.

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I'd like to compare two sets and report a result that shows how one data
set would plot if related to the other set (sorry, I know that's poorly
worded). Here's an example:

Sample #1 Sample #2
25% 0.26 25% 0.264
30% 0.31 30% 0.317
35% 0.36 35% 0.365
40% 0.41 40% 0.426
45% 0.45 45% 0.5
50% 0.51 50% 0.569
55% 0.56 55% 0.644
60% 0.62 60% 0.72
65% 0.69 65% 0.779
70% 0.75 70% 0.835
75% 0.84 75% 0.901
80% 0.93 80% 0.968
85% 1.03 85% 1.049
90% 1.12 90% 1.108
95% 1.24 95% 1.194
100% 1.4 100% 1.242



So, in the above data for example, at 50%, sample #1 reports 0.51 in
sample #1 and 0.56 in sample #2.

What I want to do is create a formula that compares sample 1 to sample
two and gives me the dot percent value where sample one needs to be to
equal sample two. For example for 50%, sample #1's value of 0.51 would
equal a percent value around 46%, as this is the area that a value of
0.51 would occur. Any suggestions on how to achieve this?

m


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Graph each series and add a trendline to each. For Sample 1, make it a
linear series and for sample 2, make it an exponential series. You can
format each trendline to display the equation on the chart.
"meddington" wrote
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I'd like to compare two sets and report a result that shows how one data
set would plot if related to the other set (sorry, I know that's poorly
worded). Here's an example:

Sample #1 Sample #2
25% 0.26 25% 0.264
30% 0.31 30% 0.317
35% 0.36 35% 0.365
40% 0.41 40% 0.426
45% 0.45 45% 0.5
50% 0.51 50% 0.569
55% 0.56 55% 0.644
60% 0.62 60% 0.72
65% 0.69 65% 0.779
70% 0.75 70% 0.835
75% 0.84 75% 0.901
80% 0.93 80% 0.968
85% 1.03 85% 1.049
90% 1.12 90% 1.108
95% 1.24 95% 1.194
100% 1.4 100% 1.242



So, in the above data for example, at 50%, sample #1 reports 0.51 in
sample #1 and 0.56 in sample #2.

What I want to do is create a formula that compares sample 1 to sample
two and gives me the dot percent value where sample one needs to be to
equal sample two. For example for 50%, sample #1's value of 0.51 would
equal a percent value around 46%, as this is the area that a value of
0.51 would occur. Any suggestions on how to achieve this?

m


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I'd develop equations that predict each Sample and then go from there.
I've plotted the data and one appears to be more of an exponential and
the
other linear.[/

I came up with an equation that will give me the results I need, but
now I'm having trouble implmenting it into a form that excel likes.

Its basically two formulae, one for the situation where the value of
sample 2 is less than the value of sample 1, and one for when the value
of sample 2 is greater than the value of sample 1.

=IF(B15"<"D15,(((D15-B15)/((B16-B15)/(A16-A15)))+A15)),IF(B15D15,(((D15-B14)/((B15-B14)/(A15-A14)))+A14))


But apparently I don't have it formatted correctly as I'm getting an
error. No if I use the formulas individually, they work as expected.
=IF(B15"<"D15,(((D15-B15)/((B16-B15)/(A16-A15)))+A15))
or
=IF(B15D15,(((D15-B14)/((B15-B14)/(A15-A14)))+A14))
But when I put them together, error. So, is there a problem with the
way I established the second IF statement? Any thoughts?

Graph each series and add a trendline to each. For Sample 1, make it a
linear series and for sample 2, make it an exponential series. You can
format each trendline to display the equation on the chart.

I did this, but I'm not sure how to interpret the results.


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