Multiple Regression in Excel Using Dummy Variable

[@sohrabkolsoumi990]

It was informative and dummy variables is new for me!

[@AgriMetSoft]

I'm glad to hear it!

[@Brunkowich]

Thanks a lot for the good explanation!

[@hasansheidaee6820]

Useful video and method!

[@AgriMetSoft]

Glad it was helpful!

[@oldschool3119]

Nice.

[@AgriMetSoft]

Thanks!

[@jaredwaterman5868]

Is this possible for a dependent “y” variable that is attribute data with 2 or 3 descriptions (ie: show, no-show depending on time waited)?

[@AgriMetSoft]

I think you need MultiVariate Linear Regression [y1,y2... = f(x1,x2,...)]. All the video with this title is Multiple Regression(y=f(x1,x2,...) I didn't find any things to calculate MVLR in Excel so we are adding an Icon on Data-Tool to do this based on this library:
accord-framework.net/docs/html/T_Accord_Statistics_Models_Regression_Linear_MultivariateLinearRegression.htm
Data-Tool is a commercial tool: agrimetsoft.com/data-tool

[@0307ABRAR]

Hey I have done in the same way but I cannot getting the p-values I am getting #NUM! instead. any solution for that please?

[@girishupreti6313]

nice

[@AgriMetSoft]

Thanks!

[@riverrafting6295]

nice..

[@AgriMetSoft]

Thanks!

[@josimuddin720]

supper

[@AgriMetSoft]

I'm glad to hear it!

[@naczelny879]

cool

[@AgriMetSoft]

I'm glad to hear it!