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‎2010-02-10 07:39 AM

Linest & Regression Analysis

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone could offer some help on how I can use the QV linest functions for multiple dimensions (x values)?

I can calculate intercept and slope for a single dimension with no problems, however I would like to analyse 2 dimensions using this function, in the same way Excel will allow when using the LINEST formula.

Thanks in advance

DonV

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‎2010-02-23 11:14 AM
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Any pointers appreciated

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mantaq10
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‎2010-08-10 12:56 PM

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Hi DonVito,

I am trying to figure that out too.. were you able to get an answer?

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jdf
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‎2011-04-07 11:47 AM

I am curious about this as well. The way the formula reads in the manual is it can only handle one variable. Have you heard anything else?

Jacob N. Dockendorf
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‎2011-06-01 05:28 AM
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No sorry, I didn't get anything in Qlikview to do this.  Instead I used SQL Server then loaded the calculated data into Qlikview.

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Anonymous
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‎2013-09-20 08:28 AM
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Have you tried nesting them?


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