J
J. Kearney
Maybe this is to specific for this group; if so, "sorry".
I've created a smooth transitioning curve plot using
Excel's Scatter Plot function; plotting Percentile
Brilliant!
Now I'd like to add a horizontal line based on one
data point to cut across the Percentile curve to show
where the average population falls on that curve.
Brilliant!
Well not so brilliant; anyone got an idea on this?
Can I use the LINEST function somehow?
If y = mx + b; the slope (m) would equal zero,
and the Y intercept (b) would be the value I input;
but how to get a horizontal line?
Thanks in advance.
Joe K
I've created a smooth transitioning curve plot using
Excel's Scatter Plot function; plotting Percentile
Brilliant!
Now I'd like to add a horizontal line based on one
data point to cut across the Percentile curve to show
where the average population falls on that curve.
Brilliant!
Well not so brilliant; anyone got an idea on this?
Can I use the LINEST function somehow?
If y = mx + b; the slope (m) would equal zero,
and the Y intercept (b) would be the value I input;
but how to get a horizontal line?
Thanks in advance.
Joe K