Excel Multiple Regression

[@FMLlama]

The things you know about excel blow my mind! Another superb guide.

[@SoftTechTutorials89]

I'm glad you like it. Big thanks for the support!

[@iralonetto9684]

Fantastic! Thank you very much!

[@minenhledlamini9153]

You're really good at explaining 👏, understood very well, thank you.

[@ganessh8160]

Wonderful explanation and video flow. Totally underrated

[@SoftTechTutorials89]

Much appreciated! Comments like these make it worthwhile.

[@manjuvvphysics7837]

Sir, what if there are more dependent variable and single independent variable. Thank you.

[@leephoebe4922]

This video literally helps a lot! Thank you so much!!

[@huangsimeng2918]

thank you so much, now I know regression better.

[@SoftTechTutorials89]

You're welcome! Glad I could help

[@iconpele4203]

Can you expand on this model and create an upper limit and lower limit for your forecast?

[@janhvi143]

hi, to supplement the auto-generated tables you showed, how can we analyse the variation of the trend line from the scatter plot data values? is there a specific method to go about doing so? thank you!

[@Prakhar_CAN]

Hello, thank you for explaining. Can you please explain this? - On what basis do we select a particular variable to be dependent or independent?

[@deadbeats7091]

to my knowledge when using this method to impute some missing file for my dataset the Y or dependent variable is the variable that you want to predict or forecast while the X variables is the independent label that to be used for predicting the Y variables or the dependent, so yeah if you want to predict someone's BMI you can use the BMI as the Y and X would be something he does for an everyday life and see which of those data corelate highly with Y and would help with regression

[@senagoc5217]

thanks so much! very helpful and well explained!!

[@SoftTechTutorials89]

You're welcome! I appreciate the comment.

[@nishanthpillai6246]

My P value of Intercept is coming more than 0.05 for my research project. Should I ignore it?

[@jonasdahour2300]

Thank you this helped me so much!

[@alokprasad8935]

how u plot the scatter graph and equation of trend line... plz make a video on this

[@Sam109]

Nicely explained.Thanks a lot

[@SoftTechTutorials89]

You’re welcome! I appreciate the comment big time.

[@priyeshpal987]

Sir I've tried my best but after multiple trials my regression model is showing no P value less than 0.05. What to do ?

[@meplaygamez723]

that means you cannot reject the null hypothesis, so whatever your trying to prove or look for cannot be proved or confirmed

[@EdPryor-b2l]

Great video. Thanks

[@qmk7074]

highly appreciated.

[@SoftTechTutorials89]

That's great to hear! Thank you.

[@joshuaokine7685]

Well understood, but please how did you draw the graphs of the independent variables?

[@SushilSharma-xy7yi]

Put in simple graph for those columns and add a trendline

[@substancesamuel6082]

How do you get adjusted odds ratio for each individual variable

[@giangnguyen-og4uv]

how do you get the Forecast Table of Distance and Duration ?

[@govindarajthegim7910]

There is no option of data analysis in my laptop how can I manage it.??

[@dionysus_hoseok12345]

Bless u man!

[@vladvlog9677]

Well presented

[@peaceandcheer]

Well understood

[@doli182]

What happens if, for the forecast, one value is missing? Let's say, you wanna do the forecast but the value for distance is missing?

[@SushilSharma-xy7yi]

You fill it with estimate/avg

[@MA-yz7ef]

Then this window shows up “ having trouble to offset input/output references.” I need solution pls

[@srinirao7725]

Thank you

[@blakejett3500]

can this be used to do cannibalization analysis?

[@JoseSantos-rp5hi]

Very good explanation. Indeed. Clear. Sucint. to the point. Please, please do not end every sentence with an intonation as if it were a question. It is an insufferable USA mannerism.

[@piolatful]

Too technical, can you explain in layman's terms?

[@samaribrahim8331]

my P-value become NUM? WHY

[@jethrofrancisquete6575]

Double click the column

[@Rohit-xu3ie]

the forecast