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    Crawford Learning Curve

    Is there any way to do a Crawford learning curve in excel? I have prior actuals and I only need to do a learning curve for hours. I have actuals for 40 units already and I want to forecast the amount of hours for units 41-91. Anything will help!

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    Hey shg - it looks like you're everywhere. You helped me answer a question about a skewed normal distribution with random number generating a while back.

    Mindyme asked me to help on this. I have most of what you did figured out and it looks fine - but I can't get B1 to calculate (#Value error).

    Did you use the same linest array formula in A1 and B1? If I simply drag it the references are off.

    Thanks.

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    It's an array formula entered in both cells simultaneously.

    Array formulas MUST be confirmed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter, not Enter. You'll know you did it correctly if curly braces appear around the formula in the Formula Bar; you cannot type in the braces directly.

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    Thanks shg. I saw that it was an array and had worked with them before - but for some reason I must not have been entering it into B1 correctly. I was able to get it to work this morning. Another clean solution.

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