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    Graph of three variables and trendline equation

    I want to plot a graph of three variables and to add trenline to it.
    PRESSURE HEAD
    A(cm)
    1) 76
    2) 68
    3)51.5
    4) 40
    5) 28
    B (cm) PRESSURE HEAD
    1) 73
    2) 65
    3) 48.5
    4) 37
    5) 24
    V(m/s)VELOCITY
    1) 0.30
    2) 0.29
    3) 0.26
    4) 0.24
    5) 0.19 5) 0.19 Untitled.png
    i want to plot a graph and to get equation of 'V' IN TERMS 'A' AND 'B'
    I tried but didnt get it.
    Plz help
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    Re: Graph of three variables and trendline equation

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    Re: Graph of three variables and trendline equation

    The chart trendlines cannot regress against more than one independent variable, so you will need to do your regression in the spreadsheet.

    Assuming your desired regression is "linear" or "linearizable" (all of the chart trendline types are linear equations), then you can use the LINEST() function https://support.office.com/en-us/art...a-fa7abf772b6d Assuming your table in the OP is A1:C6, a formula like =LINEST(C2:C6,A2:B6,TRUE) will output the best fit plane for that data (V=m1*A+m2*B+c).

    If your desired equation is not linear, then you can use non-linear regression techniques (based on the Solver utility) to perform the regression.
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    Re: Graph of three variables and trendline equation

    i am getting a value from the linest function
    I want that equation (V=m1*A+m2*B+c) to be framed from the available data

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    Re: Graph of three variables and trendline equation

    how to frame a equation between independent and dependent values in multiple regression

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    Re: Graph of three variables and trendline equation

    I don't understand the question.

    The LINEST() function should give you the three coefficients m1, m2, and c in three adjacent cells. (recall that LINEST() is an array function and must be entered accordingly -- see instructions in help file).
    Once you have the three coefficients, a simple formula like =[reference to cell containing m1]*[reference to cell containing A]+[reference to cell containing m2]*[reference to cell containing B]+[reference to cell containing c] should be all that is needed to compute V as a function of A and B.

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