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Charting a mathematical equation using Excel and defined names

When doing mathematics, wouldn't it be nice if we could type an equation into a cell in Excel and immediately see the resulting graph?

This article describes how this can be achieved by using just 4 input cells and a set of defined names.

Content:

Introduction

Creating The Chart

Getting x Values

Getting y Values

Sample Equations

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Turns out this trick has been demonstrated before: Stephen Bullen has created an almost identical version of this workbook a long time ago, probably using Excel 5. Look for a download called ChtFrmla.zip.

 

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