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y value vs x
In an xy scatter plot one can choose the type of line connecting the data
points (smooth, straight, etc.). Once this is done, Is there a simple way of determining the y value of graph for a specific x value without doing successive approximations with 0 shifts. I'd rather not purchase a graphing program just for this simple task. |
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y value vs x
You could find an equation that fits the data (see trendline)
best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "ralph" wrote in message ... In an xy scatter plot one can choose the type of line connecting the data points (smooth, straight, etc.). Once this is done, Is there a simple way of determining the y value of graph for a specific x value without doing successive approximations with 0 shifts. I'd rather not purchase a graphing program just for this simple task. |
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Hi ralph,
There is a sample called 'Intercept Vertical Lines' at http://www.edferrero.com/charting.aspx that may do what you want. Ed Ferrero Microsoft Excel MVP http://www.edferrero.com In an xy scatter plot one can choose the type of line connecting the data points (smooth, straight, etc.). Once this is done, Is there a simple way of determining the y value of graph for a specific x value without doing successive approximations with 0 shifts. I'd rather not purchase a graphing program just for this simple task. |
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