On Tue May 23 2006 15:53, + Lea Hildebrandt Rossander wrote: > Hello > > I am using OpenOffice Calc. 2.0 to make linear regressions of my scientific > data, and was stunned when I discovered that there is no easy way to see > the actual equation that the program calculates for the data. Even though > there is a nice line drawn on the plot of my data, the equation is hidden > somewhere in the software, and I have to make several other calculations > (with, for example linest()) to get the konstants that I am looking for... > > It seems to me that this is a serious flaw in the programming, because if > the program has drawn a line, the equation must be there somewhere, but I > am not allowed to see it..? > > Another thing I miss is a calculation of the Chi², which is very important > when determining whether a fit is usable or not. > > These lacks are the reason that I will no longer use the program, as even > my calculator can do better than that. > > It would be great if these errors (as I see it) were corrected, because I > support opensource and would like to use your program with my linux system.
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