I'd like to put values over a simple bar/column chart in excel. A similar question was asked for R, and I know how to get my data into R, but not how to make the charts.

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This is where I am getting confused, as I add another variable the R2 (and adjusted R2) increase but the p values both increase above .05 (but independently are less that .05). What does this mean? Is …

Mar 11, 2011 · Is there an easy way to apply the trend line formula from a chart to any given X value in Excel? For example, I want to get the Y value for a given X = $2,006.00. I've already taken the …

3 You have requested an Excel or SQL solution. The easiest way in Excel is to use its "Analysis" add-in to create a histogram. It will automatically create the bins (ranges of values) but, optionally, accepts a …

Feb 27, 2023 · Excel fitting its own intercept means that Excel fits a simple linear regression and using ordinary least squares to calculate the intercept of that regression. Most software does this by default …

Oct 29, 2024 · To me, the formula for Excel's standard error appears quite different from standard error since it omits any information about variance/SD as well as sample size and only includes info about …

Sep 15, 2017 · All the examples I have found demonstrate that manual calculation and SLOPE function in Excel give the same number. However, when I attempt this with large numbers I get different slope …

Mar 18, 2011 · Simple answer: Select one set of X and Y values, and create your XY chart. Copy the second set of X and Y values, select the chart, and use paste special to add the data as a new series.

I'm trying to make a min, max, average chart with horizontal lines, where the vertical axis represents years in the series, something similar to this chart at I've already created the data for the...