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Blank cells in EXCEL ...
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Author: J. Philip Craiger
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 22:26
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Would someone please help me with the following problems.  Let's say
that I have the following data in EXCEL:

1  3
2  
4  8
5  2
1  9
   4
3  
4  4
3  4
3  3

Note that Column A has one missing value, and column B has two missing
values (blank cells).  When I use any of the correlation, stdevp,
average, etc. functions with this type of data (i.e., blank cells), I
get a listwise deletion of cases, and a correct calculation to my
problem.  However, when using regression or correlation from the
analysis toolpak, or the linest regression function, I get a #VALUE!
returned.  Given that regression and correlation are closely
associated, why do the two behave so differently.  Is there some kind
of macro that I need to use to get around this problem.

Thanks!

-PC

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