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Hello Everyone!
I have a few scatterplots I've been asked to create and I'm not sure how to get the actual slope of each line.
Some of them look relatively flat, but it's hard to tell what the differences between scatterplots is without the slope, if it's slightly up or down.
Do we know how to add a slope maybe as a tooltip or data label to trend lines?
We have 6 charts similar to this, and an actual number for slope would be a huge help.
Hi jiyaadnaeem,
Did you mean you want to create linear line, right? The treand like only support fixed value intead of formula. So you might need to create chart for tooltip .If so, you could try to refer to this link for more details.
Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi
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Hi Zoe!
Thanks, but that thread seems to be giving me the forecast which I don't need - I just need to know how sharply positive, negative, or flat the slope of my existing trend line is.
I inputted this trendline straight from the analytics pane - but I can't get any information about the trendline itself, do you know how I can get details on the trendline itself?
Thanks,
Jiyaad
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