Hello everybody.
How can i plot a lognormal distribution in Excel knowing ONLY mu and sigma (i mean the parameters).
I do not have any other information or data in the sheet.
Thanks to all.
Hello everybody.
How can i plot a lognormal distribution in Excel knowing ONLY mu and sigma (i mean the parameters).
I do not have any other information or data in the sheet.
Thanks to all.
By using the built in LOGNORM.DIST() or LOGNORMDIST() function: https://support.office.com/en-us/art...rs=en-US&ad=US
Originally Posted by shg
I already tried but it does not work. I do not have the value of x to evaluate the function. What should i set?
Use a range of values that straddles the area of interest ...
A B C D 1mu 0 2sigma 0.25 3 4 x 5 0.3 0.00005 0.00005B5: =1 / (A5 * sigma * SQRT(2*PI())) * EXP(-((LN(A5) - mu)^2 / (2 * sigma ^2))) 6 0.4 0.00483 0.00483C5: =LOGNORM.DIST(A5, mu, sigma, FALSE) 7 0.5 0.06835 0.06835 8 0.6 0.32977 0.32977 9 0.7 0.82390 0.82390 10 0.8 1.33931 1.33931 11 0.9 1.62241 1.62241 12 1.0 1.59577 1.59577 13 1.1 1.34901 1.34901 14 1.2 1.01929 1.01929 15 1.3 0.70773 0.70773 16 1.4 0.46078 0.46078 17 1.5 0.28555 0.28555 18 1.6 0.17035 0.17035 19 1.7 0.09869 0.09869 20 1.8 0.05589 0.05589 21 1.9 0.03111 0.03111 22 2.0 0.01709 0.01709
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What do you mean by "it does not work"? Are you getting errors? wrong values?
I am not familiar enough with the lognormal distribution to know what typical values of x should be. I would expect you to pick reasonable values for x and evaluate the function at those values for x, then create a scatter chart based on those values:Select A2:B100 and insert scatter chart.Please Login or Register to view this content.
I need a graph! Not the values or the frequencies. It is a parametric estimation of a certain distribution for which i have only mu and sigma. Is there any possibilities to get the graph inserting only these 2 parameters?
What would you do if you needed a graph of sin(x)?
If i were an expert i wouldn't have posted a thread on here, right? Using that formula it generates a value in a cell that i do not know how to use. Does it exist a way of graphing directly what i need?
Not sure I understand the question.
By far (IMO) the easiest way to create any graph/chart in Excel is to:
1) Build a table of values like shg and I have both illustrated, then
2) Build a chart based on that table of values.
If your question is "Is there a way to build a chart without building the table first?", yes I'm sure it is possible. However, it is generally more difficult than building the table in the spreadsheet that I never use those techniques. I would have to have a very compelling reason not to build the table first.
See http://www.excel-easy.com/examples/scatter-chart.html for an example of how to insert a scatter chart.
I keep getting strange stuff.. the graph after having generated the tables does not look like a lognormal whatsoever.
Not sure we can help debug without something more to work with. What does the graph look like? What did you expect? What are the values in the table? Do the values plotted in the graph match the values in the table or not? Do the values in the table look correct?
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