Excel trendline equation how to extract series#

The Excel Trend function will find the line of best fit for any set of values provided to it. Note that, it is not essential that the supplied points fit exactly along the straight line y = 2x + 10, (although they do in this example). The known x- and y-values are stored in cells A2-B5 of the spreadsheet, and are also shown in the spreadsheet graph.

Excel trendline equation how to extract series#

In the spreadsheet below, the Excel Trend Function is used to extend a series of x- and y-values that lie on the straight line y = 2x + 10. Double click on the equation and ctrl c to copy, click on the cell and ctrl v to paste. Trend Function Examples Example 1 - Extension of a Simple Straight Line Right click on the trendline equation, Format Trendline Label, change Category to Number and add 10 decimals. Type your function into the first cell of the range, and press CTRL-SHIFT-Enter.See the Excel Array Formulas page for further details. To input an array formula, you need to first highlight the range of cells for the function result. Therefore, the function must be entered as an Array Formula (see the examples below). If more than one new y-value is to be calculated by the Excel Trend function, the new values will be returned as an array. If is FALSE the constant b is set to 0 and the straight line equation becomes y = mx. If is TRUE (or if this argument is omitted) the constant b is treated normally ДЄn optional logical argument that specifes whether the constant 'b', in the straight-line equation y = mx + b, should be forced to be equal to zero. If the argument is omitted, it is set to be equal to the. ДЄn optional argument, providing one or more arrays of numeric values representing a set of new x-values, for which you want to calculate the corresponding new y-values.Д®ach array of should correspond to an array of. If omitted, the set of takes on the value. This is an optional argument which, if provided, should have the same length as the set of known_y's. Where the function arguments are as follows: known_y's