Calculating rate of change given temp and time

ochoa24

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
If you have a data set that contains time and temperature (eg. data from 05/23/24-06/04/24), is there a way to calculate how fast the temperature increased without having to graph each day for all the dataset?
Just to be clear I am trying to calculate how fast the temperature increased during that specific timeframe (area between the two lines)?
Is there a formula that can calculate this information per day?
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