HW help

OffHeGoes29
OffHeGoes29 Posts: 1,240
edited September 2008 in All Encompassing Trip
I know this is a question for the Tech. board, but I need an answer soon.

I'm trying to create a graph on Excel with an equation included in the graph. I have my table already created, and know how to create a graph, but do not know how to add in an equation like Y=mX+b to be represented on the graph. Hope I was descriptive enough, any help would be great.

Thank you
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  • Rygar
    Rygar Posts: 8,711
    You mean you actually want to show the equation, and not the result of that equation?
  • OffHeGoes29
    OffHeGoes29 Posts: 1,240
    Rygar wrote:
    You mean you actually want to show the equation, and not the result of that equation?

    yes I want to show the equation, but can you do both?
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  • lalalalaaaaaaaa
    lalalalaaaaaaaa Posts: 2,445
    Right-click on any datapoint in the chart, choose "Add Trendline". Then choose "Linear", and "Display Equation on Chart" in the Options.
  • OffHeGoes29
    OffHeGoes29 Posts: 1,240
    Very cool, thank you so much
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