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Hi
I want to use the Linest function for multiple regression however it has an annoying feature where by the coeffecients are listed in descending order along the row. Is there a way to flip a row (or column for that matter) so that the constant is shown first followed by the remain terms in ascending order? Also can any error outputs be forced to the value zero? I want to avoid macros and using the sort menu so that the end users can just enter data and observe the output, which in this case is statistics from mixed modelling. I found the function pfitdata on the internet (http://www.xlxtrfun.com/XlXtrFun/XlXtrFun.htm) which does exactly what I want in terms of output but only fits polynomials and does not do multiple linear regression. Regards Nick Flyger Senior Biomechanist Malaysian Institute of Sport |
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