What shape is your data in? It could be as simple as adding a column next to it which takes the product of the y-value and the delta-x and sums it sequentially.
Thanks for your answer, but I'm familiar with the approximation method. I'm looking for a way to calculate the integral based on the function of the graph, from a starting value to an end value. I've tried to download several add-ons, but I can't find a proper one to do the job.
I guess if you are looking to determine the true mathematical integral function you'd be better off using a product like Mathematica I am not aware of any Excel tools that are capable of algebraic integration
I agree. Maybe something to consider for future versions of Excel? For now, let it rest, unless someone has an add-on solution that works.
Thanks again for your reply.
Thanks for the suggestion, but I tried that one. I have Excel (Office) 2016, 64 bit and installed the trial version. Nothing showed. The 32 bit version didn't install either. I tried that one also.
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