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Hi,
I am trying to build a table with a forecast column using the values from the polynomial trendlines and then extract the formula (i.e. y = a2x^2 + a1x + b).
I know how to do this for linear trendline (y=mx+b), using:
m = LINEST_M(Aggr(sum(Xval),Yval),Yval)
b = LINEST_B(Aggr(sum(Xval),Yval),Yval)
I can then use these values in straight table to make a forecast column in my table. However, this is less acurate than the polynomial equation. Are there equvilent functions to calculate the polynomial constants?
Thanks in advance,
Dave
No, that's not possible. But you can add a polynomial trendline of 2nd to 4th degree and check the option Show Equation. If you need more statistic functions you need something like the R integration kit.
No, that's not possible. But you can add a polynomial trendline of 2nd to 4th degree and check the option Show Equation. If you need more statistic functions you need something like the R integration kit.
Ok, thanks!