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From: shafierin on 5 Apr 2010 01:39 how can i add trendline or best fit line on a scatter plot which has multiple set of data. for example, i had 3 set of data for 3 different depth (0cm,15cm and 30cm) and i plot all three in a scatter plot. is it posible if i want only a line for describe all three depth despite of having a line for each color (3 line for 3 depth). or if i made all 3 depth together in one set of data and get a trendline from that scatter, how i can differentiate which point is 0cm, 15cm and 30cm? -- shafierin
From: Bernard Liengme on 5 Apr 2010 09:10 Please give us a short example of your datasets best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme "shafierin" <shAfIeriN(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:shafierin.5ff3d7a(a)excelbanter.com... > > how can i add trendline or best fit line on a scatter plot which has > multiple set of data. for example, i had 3 set of data for 3 different > depth (0cm,15cm and 30cm) and i plot all three in a scatter plot. is it > posible if i want only a line for describe all three depth despite of > having a line for each color (3 line for 3 depth). or if i made all 3 > depth together in one set of data and get a trendline from that > scatter, how i can differentiate which point is 0cm, 15cm and 30cm? > > > > > -- > shafierin
From: Jon Peltier on 5 Apr 2010 10:42 Not clear what you're asking. A trendline added to a series uses every point in the series in its calculations. If you want a trendline to use more than one series in its calculations, you should create a series that uses all data from all series, and make a trendline from this combined series. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://peltiertech.com/ On 4/5/2010 1:39 AM, shafierin wrote: > how can i add trendline or best fit line on a scatter plot which has > multiple set of data. for example, i had 3 set of data for 3 different > depth (0cm,15cm and 30cm) and i plot all three in a scatter plot. is it > posible if i want only a line for describe all three depth despite of > having a line for each color (3 line for 3 depth). or if i made all 3 > depth together in one set of data and get a trendline from that > scatter, how i can differentiate which point is 0cm, 15cm and 30cm? > > > >
From: EricG on 5 Apr 2010 13:15 You need to create a fourth set of data that combines all three of your existing sets of data. Add the fourth set of data to your scatter plot as a new series. Select that series and add a trendline to it. Then format the series to have no lines and no symbols to it disappears. What you're left with is the original three series, each with a unique format, and the trendline that fits all of the data. HTH, Eric "shafierin" wrote: > > how can i add trendline or best fit line on a scatter plot which has > multiple set of data. for example, i had 3 set of data for 3 different > depth (0cm,15cm and 30cm) and i plot all three in a scatter plot. is it > posible if i want only a line for describe all three depth despite of > having a line for each color (3 line for 3 depth). or if i made all 3 > depth together in one set of data and get a trendline from that > scatter, how i can differentiate which point is 0cm, 15cm and 30cm? > > > > > -- > shafierin > . >
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