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 davoud-jelodar
		
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		I have a problem to caculate aggrgeate value.
I have an inline data set that includes: date, price.
LOAD * Inline [
Date ,Price
13961030,0.672
13961101,0.682984
13961101,0.677617
13961101,0.661068
13961102,0.597959
13961102,0.617007
13961102,0.602065
13961101,0.083422
13961101,0.083526
13961101,0.080666
13961102,0.071412
13961102,0.072685
13961102,0.070975
];
I have a line graph with dim=Date and expertion is avg(price), that trendline slope is -0.1666 but if I use this expression "LINEST_M(aggr(avg(Price), Date),Date)" that show me -0.00439.
If I remove first line of inline data, everything will be OK.(remove date=13961030 and price=0.672). I do not know why? and I do not know how to fix it?
 davoud-jelodar
		
			davoud-jelodar
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Thanks for your attention.
selected Continuous Axis is not useful for my project. But your answer help me to understand what is my problem and now I solved it. I use an ID number for distinct Date, and I use "= LINEST_M(Aggr(avg(Price),ID),ID)" instead of "LINEST_M(aggr(avg(Price), Date),Date)".and now everything is OK.
 sunny_talwar
		
			sunny_talwar
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		When you are looking at this in your line chart, have you selected Continuous Axis?
 sunny_talwar
		
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		Check this
 davoud-jelodar
		
			davoud-jelodar
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Thanks for your attention.
selected Continuous Axis is not useful for my project. But your answer help me to understand what is my problem and now I solved it. I use an ID number for distinct Date, and I use "= LINEST_M(Aggr(avg(Price),ID),ID)" instead of "LINEST_M(aggr(avg(Price), Date),Date)".and now everything is OK.
 sunny_talwar
		
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		Super 
Thanks for sharing this. Please close the thread by marking correct and helpful responses.
Best,
Sunny
