GROWTH function - Zoho Sheet - Help Guide

GROWTH

Returns an ideal exponential curve or predicts further values that best fit the given data set.

 

Syntax

 

GROWTH(y_values; [x_values]; [new_x_values]; [allow_factor])

y_values: The array or range containing the known (or dependent) y values. E.g. B2:B11

x_values: The array or range containing the known (or independent) x values. It can have more than one variable. It must be of the same size as that of y_values. Defaults to {1,2,3...} if omitted. E.g. A2:A11

new_x_values: The new x values for which you want the corresponding y values. E.g. D2:D5

allow_factor: Logical values that determine whether to force a constant as the value for b in y= bm x . Defaults to TRUE if omitted.

If FALSE, the value of b is set to 1

If TRUE, or non-zero, the factor b is calculated from the data

 

Examples

 

Formula

Result

=GROWTH(B2:B11;A2:A11;D2:D5)

1329410

1796307

2427180

3279620


Get a hands-on experience of the function in the embedded range below.  



Possible Errors

 

Errors

Meaning

#N/A!

  • The function could not find the value it was asked to look for. Commonly occurs in VLOOKUP and similar functions.

#NAME!

  • The function name is incorrect or invalid.

  • The given defined name (if any) is invalid.

  • There is a typo in the defined name used in the function.

  • Double quotes are missing for text values in the function.

  • Colon missing in a cell range reference.

#VALUE!

  • The given argument's data type is incorrect or invalid.
    For example, the function =DATE(A1:A3) will return a #VALUE error when a text value is present in the range.

#REF!

  • The given cell reference is incorrect or invalid. This error may occur when a cell/range has been deleted, moved, or pasted over.

 

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