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Is Excel Still Available as a Spreadsheet Option?

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[2018-05-07 07:59:13]
QTrader08 - Posts: 5
Hi,

I've gone through the documentation and it states to use the "Use Excel" input to enable Excel spreadsheets. However, I don't see that input available. Has this functionality been discontinued?

If so, are there any other studies available that would return the intercept of a regression. I'm aware of the slope method but I also need the intercept. I started manually writing the ADF test in a spreadsheet(i.e. quicker prototyping than C++) but noticed that the LINEST function which is available in Excel isn't available in the spreadsheet.

Can you inform me of any alternatives? Thanks
[2018-05-07 09:15:06]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
So you need to get the y-intercept of a linear regression using two input arrays?

Yes Excel is still supported but it is easiest if we just help you with this function.
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Date Time Of Last Edit: 2018-05-07 09:16:13
[2018-05-07 23:17:18]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
Would the Excel INTERCEPT function work for you? We can add that.
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Date Time Of Last Edit: 2018-05-07 23:17:29
[2018-05-08 13:04:08]
QTrader08 - Posts: 5
Hi,

In Excel, I've used the LINEST function which returns the slope and intercept. If you can add the INTERCEPT function I believe that would work.
[2018-05-08 19:14:58]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
Okay we will add INTERCEPT.
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