Predicting Values with the LINEST Function in Excel

[@JC-to3lq]

Great example. 10 out of 10. Thank you!

[@inessadouk9181]

Thank you so much, best video on this topic!

[@saumayjain20]

Thanks for the detailed explanation. It was really helpful.

[@scottnaucler5772]

This was a very well done, and helpful video

[@mandeepsidhu2622]

Would love to see statistical significance of the forecast added to the tutorial / explained in a new tutorial.

[@saranyachimirala8351]

Thanks for the video, this was very helpful. Can you also please explain collinearity using LINEST?

[@cliffguy2]

Thanks for this video it was a big help!

[@miguelangelsanchez5959]

Thank you for your video it's very clear
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[@DrGrande]

You're welcome!

[@Alan-eb6gp]

excellent, very well explained, thanks

[@DrGrande]

You're welcome, thanks for watching -

[@amirhossainfarshidfar4932]

would you please describe how to take and select the inputs (variables) which are not close together at once in defining LINEST function (i.e. as are located in different columns separatedly)

[@Leomunozguedes]

very good. Thank you!

[@mandeepsidhu2622]

Great Stuff! Thanks

[@DrGrande]

You're welcome, thanks for watching -

[@ShahinMb]

Thank you

[@Otsuguacor]

Thank you. At least a clear explanation of this function... CRYSTAL

[@rosemariew4455]

Thanks!

[@DrGrande]

You're welcome!

[@danielleduboski9831]

Although this video was helpful in understanding how to use the LINEST function I am still not certain why you would need it or when to use it.

[@cabrondemente1]

Predicting sales for the next quarter

[@p.j.882]

18 minutes wasted but no derivation of each of the 14 outputs of the linest function.