G Guest Aug 29, 2005 #1 I am just curious how could I graph my algebra equations using excel? An easy example would be y=2x How would I go about doing this?
I am just curious how could I graph my algebra equations using excel? An easy example would be y=2x How would I go about doing this?
B Blue Hornet Aug 29, 2005 #2 Pretty simple, really. Col A = values for X Col B = formula = A1 ^ 2 Graph the result.
M Mangesh Yadav Aug 29, 2005 #3 In A1, enter a number, In B1 enter: =2*A1 Keep entering your x values in column A and drag down the formula from column B Select the range A1:B10 (assuming you have 10 rows), and then create a graph Mangesh
In A1, enter a number, In B1 enter: =2*A1 Keep entering your x values in column A and drag down the formula from column B Select the range A1:B10 (assuming you have 10 rows), and then create a graph Mangesh
R Robert_Steel Aug 30, 2005 #4 This is a reference to an article, on the JKP excel site, on how to type in the equation and have it plotted When doing mathematics, wouldn't it be nice if we could type an equation Click to expand... into a cell in Excel and immediately see the resulting >graph? http://www.jkp-ads.com/Articles/ChartAnEquation00.htm It takes a small amount of setting up and you will learn loads on the way. hth RES
This is a reference to an article, on the JKP excel site, on how to type in the equation and have it plotted When doing mathematics, wouldn't it be nice if we could type an equation Click to expand... into a cell in Excel and immediately see the resulting >graph? http://www.jkp-ads.com/Articles/ChartAnEquation00.htm It takes a small amount of setting up and you will learn loads on the way. hth RES
