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Rate this: (3/5 from 1 vote) and [http://photofile.ru/photo/volony/2285501/39905524.jpg] I am at the stage of evaluating your wonderful product, unfortunately, tarnished by few glitches. The first screenshot shows that for some reason the dependable variable's chart was not plotted. The second image portrays inconsistency in the forecast calculation formula within the same data column. I'd appreciate if someone pays attension to my post. Thanks in advance! | |
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Rate this: (3/5 from 1 vote) The charting could be due to the axis scales and the formula could be due to the forecasting methods chosen and/or the large number of observations. If you can send through your template to contact [at] business-spreadsheets.com I will investigate and resolve this for you. | |
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Rate this: (3/5 from 1 vote) It was great reading your atricles, let me know if you help me create a forecasting model for a call center. Thanks & regards, Vernon | |
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Rate this: (3/5 from 1 vote) Do the variables have to have the same unit to find the forecasting value. If I have given yearly population of affected area and the severity and yearly allocation of money then how can we proceed to predict the allocation for next 5 years? Please tell me on my mail. | |
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Rate this: (3/5 from 1 vote) Then the forecast can be entered (or prefilled) in the respective units for each variable. | |
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Rate this: (3/5 from 1 vote) I'm about to start writing the energy demand model in Cache and reached a hurdle re the equation. This information is all pre-smoothed for climate change via the latest PDM engine and then: Today's demand = var1*HDD+var2*HDD(squared) + var3*HDD(cubed)+ windvar Tomorrow's demand = var1*HDD*predicitedHDD+var2* predicitedHDD(squared) + var3*predicitedHDD(cubed)+ windvar Now you said the excel automatically calculates var1, var2 and var3 through regression. How is this calculated mathematically so I can add this into Cache? How is the windvar variable calculated? Cheers -- David Eaton PDM llc Phone: 505 695 0026 | |
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