April 2006
Beginner
1114 pages
98h 16m
English
Content preview from Programming Excel with VBA and .NET
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trendlines.Add([Type], [Order], [Period], [Forward], [Backward], [Intercept], [DisplayEquation], [DisplayRSquared], [Name])
Synopsis
Adds a trendline to a series.
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For polynomial trendlines, the trendline order from 2 to 6. |
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For moving average trendlines, the number of data points to include in the average. |
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The number of periods or units to project the trendline forward beyond the plotted series. Default is 0. |
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The number of periods or units to project the trendline backward beyond the plotted series. Default is 0. |
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Where the trendline crosses the x-axis. If this argument is omitted, the intercept is automatically set by the regression. |
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True displays the trendline formula as a data label; False does not. Default is False. |
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True displays the trendline R-squared value as a data label; False does not. Default is False. |
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The text to display in the chart legend for the trendline. Default is a brief, generated description of the trendline. |
The following code adds a polynomial trendline to the first series in a chart and forecasts the trend three units ahead of the last data point:
Sub AddPolyTrendline( ) Dim chrt As Chart, tl As Trendline, tls As Trendlines ' Get the ...
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