Display of LINEST results

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David Howdon

When I use a the LINEST function and ask it to display the results
several of the cells in the output array are #N/A returns. Rightly I
suppose because there is supposed to be nothing in them so the LINEST
function is not appropriate there. However it looks messy. Is there a
way to make it output without these entries?
 
David -

Maybe you could put LINEST inside the OFFSET function to display only the
output values of interest.

- Mike

www.mikemiddleton.com

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Alternately, you could use conditional formatting to change the font
color to the background color if the cell contains an error value.

Jerry
 
Jerry said:
Alternately, you could use conditional formatting to change the font
color to the background color if the cell contains an error value.

Jerry

Thanks for these suggestions.
 

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