Emma,
We came across the same problem, so we wrote a Stored Procedure that, for a
given set of values , would return the Linear Regression values of:
@XCOUNT:
@XSUM :
@XSUMSQUARE:
@YSUM:
@SUMXY:
@SLOPE:
@INTERCEPT:
being the standard elements of calculating Linear regression. The Slope
indicates the Trend.
If you want a version of this, I can supply you it, it costs nothing, but I
will not post it on the forum at present.
Tony
Post by EmmaNikki via SQLMonster.comI took a quick toor of your website - the product looks great. I'd be buying
it with my funds, so can't do that.
Thanks, anyway.
Emma
Post by a***@dundas.comEmma
I would like to invite you to try Dundas Chart for Reporting Services.
What you are attempting to do is simple with our RS offering and an
example of this is included with our distribution.
Please visit www.Dundas.com to download a fully functioning eval
version.
Thanks
Andrew Bryan
Dundas Software
Post by EmmaNikkiI know how to add a trendline with forecast in Excel. How is it done in SRS?
Thank you,
Emma
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