
Why my data does not give a bell curve graph? normal ... - MrExcel
Oct 27, 2017 · Hi Guys, I have been trying to create a bell curve / normal distribution chart but my data does not give a belle curve. What do I do wrong ? Given X values, I use formula z= STANDARDIZE Fx = NORM.DIST X z f(x) 490 0.9 0.029 490 0.9 0.029 490 0.9 0.029 474 -0.8 0.030 474 -0.8...
Formula to distribute a value along a bell curve - MrExcel
Feb 20, 2012 · I was hoping someone would be able to help me. I was trying to develop a formula to would aloow me to take specific number of working hours a distribute them along a bell curve. The value would be a specific number of project hours over a …
Need a formula to distribute a value along a bell curve.
Nov 19, 2008 · I'd love to know how he solved it considering he's only providing 2 parameters for a function that needs 3 (bell curves). You'd do it using the NORMDIST () function, I'd assume, but you'd need to determine the SD first. It'd probably be easier just to determine how you want it distributed first and then write formulas to use those percentages, because otherwise...
Cost Distribution based on Bell Shaped Curve - MrExcel
Apr 3, 2008 · The idea of using a statistically based distribution (i.e. a normal distribution, a binomial distribution, or whatever is appropriate to generate a bell-shaped curve) was to determine the allocation percentages. Once the allocation percentages totaling 100% are calculated allocating costs becomes the easy part. Manually inputting distribution percentages …
Crawford Learning Curve | MrExcel Message Board
Apr 28, 2008 · Is there any way to do a Crawford learning curve in excel? I have prior actuals and I only need to do a learning curve for hours. I have actuals for 40 units already and I want to forecast the amount of hours for units 41-91. Anything will help! Thanks
Power Trendline Equation | MrExcel Message Board
Dec 10, 2002 · The power curve trendline seems to have the closest R-square value (again still trying to learn what that is) to 1 and well, it just looks closer than any of the other trendlines.
Create a Front Load & Backload Distribution - MrExcel
Nov 6, 2017 · My goal is to create a front loaded and back loaded distribution based on variable dates and dollar values. What I envision is distributing a dollar value based on a variable number of months and on if a front loaded distribution or back loaded distribution is …
Learn Excel 2013 GAUSS Function - Excel Tips - MrExcel Publishing
Sep 7, 2012 · Excel 2013 includes 52 new functions, most of which were added to be compliant with the Open Document Spreadsheet standards. This post will cover the Excel 2013 Gauss function.
Use Polynomial Equation to Forecast x values for Known y Values
Jun 22, 2017 · Dear All, please can anyone help me with this question. I have a series of 5 known y values and five known x values. I have used the Excel in-built charting facility to plot a line graph / curve for these values, and have added a polynomial trend line …
Creating an algorithm or formula to generate a nonlinear
Jan 11, 2007 · The table to the right is an example of a linear increase in the percentage values (each increase in percentage is by 6.25%). I have also attached a picture of what a graph may look like, showing nonlinear curve examples in orange as opposed to the linear line in white.