Is it possible to generate transfer functions with Excel 2010 (or lower)?

MotM

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If I have two random data sets of equal size (same number of elements) such as set X = (4,7,2,6,...) and set Y = (5,9,3,5,...) is there a way to use excel to find a transfer function between Y and X such that H(x)X(x) = Y(x)? In this case H(x) would be the transfer function which when multiplied by X(x) always produces Y(x) (i.e. X(1)H(1) = Y(1) = 5).

I know I could probably do this with MATLAB or some equivalent software, but I would ultimately have to port the transfer function over to Excel for my application thus it would be nice if I could just do this in Excel.
 

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