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Phil C
Hi All
I am using the GROWTH function to calculate the y-axis intercept (i.e. value
of y at x = 0) for an exponential function where I have four (x,y) values.
This works fine, but if the user goes back and deletes one of the input data
points (say if they decide it is a rogue point ...or just do it out of
mischief!) the function fails (returns #VALUE). I have a trendline based on
the extrapolated line which then also falls over. I get the same result if I
calculate the slope and intercept using LOGEST and then use the formula to
calculate y at x=0.
Any way around this? I would like to instruct program thus:
If an x or y value is deleted, re-calculate y-axis intercept based on the
remaining points.
And do this unless remaining number of data points in less than 2.
Many thanks
Phil
I am using the GROWTH function to calculate the y-axis intercept (i.e. value
of y at x = 0) for an exponential function where I have four (x,y) values.
This works fine, but if the user goes back and deletes one of the input data
points (say if they decide it is a rogue point ...or just do it out of
mischief!) the function fails (returns #VALUE). I have a trendline based on
the extrapolated line which then also falls over. I get the same result if I
calculate the slope and intercept using LOGEST and then use the formula to
calculate y at x=0.
Any way around this? I would like to instruct program thus:
If an x or y value is deleted, re-calculate y-axis intercept based on the
remaining points.
And do this unless remaining number of data points in less than 2.
Many thanks
Phil