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#2 – Regression Analysis Using Scatterplot with Trendline in Excel Weight = 0.6746*Height – 38.45508 (Slope value for Height is 0.6746… and Intercept is -38.45508…)ĭid you get what you have defined? You have defined a function in which you now just have to put the value of Height, and you’ll get the Weight value. Now our, regression equation for prediction becomes: It gives values of coefficients that can be used to build the model for future predictions. The other important part of the entire output is a table of coefficients. Or in another language, information about the Y variable is explained 95.47% by the X variable. In this case, the R Square value is 0.9547, which interprets that the model has a 95.47% accuracy (good fit). One important part of this entire output is R Square/ Adjusted R Square under the SUMMARY OUTPUT table, which provides information, how good our model is fit. However, interpreting this output and make valuable insights from it is a tricky task. Till here, it was easy and not that logical. Excel will compute Regression analysis for you in a fraction of seconds.Under the Normal Probability option, you can select Normal Probability Plots, which can help you check the normality of predictors.In this case, check the Residuals checkbox so that we can see the dispersion between predicted and actual values.

Under the Residuals option, you have optional inputs like Residuals, Residual Plots, Standardized Residuals, Line Fit Plots which you can select as per your need.In this case, we want to see the output on the same sheet. Under Output options, you can customize where you want to see the regression analysis output in Excel.