I know you can use the Data Analysis ToolPak and generate regression statistics, but can anybody lend a hand in the department of the P-value.
Using the attached workbook, can this information be used to generate the P-value as seen in column E?
I know you can use the Data Analysis ToolPak and generate regression statistics, but can anybody lend a hand in the department of the P-value.
Using the attached workbook, can this information be used to generate the P-value as seen in column E?
HTH
Regards, Jeff
Yes. I have this somewhere... for a former life as an analytical chemist in regulatory enforcement...
Glenn
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See G32 in this pared back monster sheet...
In a previous thread, I made the observation that the p-value (assuming the same p-value that is part of the regression output) is calculated from the t distribution. https://www.excelforum.com/excel-gen...ml#post4350280 In the examples given here, we used the coefficients and the standard error from the LINEST() function to get the t-score for each coefficient, then used TDIST() to get the corresponding p score.
Originally Posted by shg
Thank you Glenn & MrShorty. This did it.
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