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REGRS
Functions and commands
Note that many of the characters representing
statistics—for example, x
the symbol palette (
Input is the can be a cell range reference, a simple list or
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anything that results in a list of values.
Mode is optional and defines what to calculate the mean
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of. The valid values are:
1 = one value
2 = with frequency data
3 = with weighted data
4 = multiplies two data sets together to form a single
data set
Examples:
STAT1(B1,"",A25:A37)
STAT1(B1,"Hx
Regression analysis function. Can calculate all or any of sl =
(slope), int (intercept), cor, cd, sCov, pCov, px (predict x), and
py (predict y).
REGRS(output, "configuration",
input,[mode],[y],[x])
Output is a reference to where you would like the output
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to be placed. Note, if a range is specified, it will limit the
size of the output, but can also change the orientation
from vertical to horizontal if the range is wider than it is
tall.
Configuration is a string that controls what results are
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shown and in what order they appear. An empty string
"" will default to show all in default order including
headers.
Input can be a cell range reference, a simple list or
•
anything that results in a list of values.
Input Parameters:
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mode (optional) specifies the mode to be used for the
regression:
1 linear
2 logarithmic
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and —can be selected from
9).
S
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,H",A25:A37)
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