04/01/1995-03/20/1997

  1. montyfern

    SLOPE formula for study results with non-continguous cells

    Hi You Excel Geeks! I'm flummoxed...how to use SLOPE formula for non-contiguous columns? We can click on each ending date for a study participant, but TOO MUCH data entry. Plus we forget where we were when a new date begins for the same person. For example, the formula for CD4% slope change...
    • montyfern
    • Thread
    • 02/26/1996-10/03/2000 04/01/1995-03/20/1997 date lamivudine zidovudine
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Excel Questions

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