Interpolating Polynomials?

shackas

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Hi all,

I am way over my head here.

Basically I am trying to digitize aircraft performance tables in excel.

I have used webplotdigitzer and Plotly to extract the x,y values of the reference lines.

Right now I am only focusing on the far left side of the graph.
Two variables.
1 Temperature
2 Pressure altitude. Sea level up to 7000ft.

Because the lines are somewhat exponential I am using the formula A+B*Exp(C*X). Where X = Pressure altitude

Using Plotly, I have obtained values A , B , C for each of the reference lines. (7000,6000,4000,2000,0)

The trouble I am having is trying to calculate the correct y value on the graph when I input a pressure altitude.

For example,
A temperature of 20dg and a pressure altitude of 1900ft.
The x,y values should be x=30 y=12.12

However, I get a y value of 13.2248. I have used FORECAST.LINEAR, LINEST, TREND and GROWTH functions however they all output a y value that is not accurate.

Please can I have some assistance.

(There were graphs in the excel file, mini-sheet did not transfer them over.)

Thank you.
Perf Chart.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWX
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6Example
7OAT300
8ALT3012.12
95212.12
10Weight6010
1194.510
12Wind999
131109
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31MarkerTempP.A
32302020301900
33020
34slope0.5
35Temp20
3630
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40x20A + B*Exp(C*X)
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42ABC
43for y 7000-53.52463.18870.00899
446000-55.92163.25250.00869
454000-27.17930.69740.01345
462000-11.99213.08940.0214
470-93.20289.82540.00404
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5170006000400020000
5229.235726.16718.778612.87958.19117
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55Forecast.linear13.2248
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58Linest0.003077.39923
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61EXP LINEST1.003071634.72
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Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G34G34=SLOPE(G32:G33,F32:F33)
F36F36=G35*G34+G33
J52J52=J43+K43*EXP(L43*$F$36)
K52K52=J44+K44*EXP(L44*$F$36)
L52L52=J45+K45*EXP(L45*$F$36)
M52M52=J46+K46*EXP(L46*$F$36)
N52N52=J47+K47*EXP(L47*$F$36)
K55K55=FORECAST.LINEAR(I32,J52:N52,J51:N51)
K58:L58K58=LINEST(J52:N52,J51:N51)
K61:L61K61=EXP(LINEST(J52:N52,J51:N51))
Dynamic array formulas.
 

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