Hello everyone!
I'm trying to create exponential damage curves for a set of materials by basing myself off of this data:
I then use this formula to create a matrix that would show me the results from all points in the curve (from 0 to 100):
H3:H14 being the range of the material list (leather, steel etc...), I2:M being my amount of damage (Y axis), I3:M14 being my X axis.
This then generates the following matrix:
The results are all off by a little bit, Light Leather's 0 X should be 30 but in the matrix it is returned as 35.9. All the results are off in a similar way and I can't figure out why.
Any help would be highly appreciated!
I'm trying to create exponential damage curves for a set of materials by basing myself off of this data:
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I then use this formula to create a matrix that would show me the results from all points in the curve (from 0 to 100):
Excel Formula:
=BYCOL(TRANSPOSE(H3:H14),LAMBDA(X,let(n,SEQUENCE(101,1,0,1),list,filter(I3:M,H3:H=x),{X;GROWTH(list,I2:M2,N6:N106)})))
H3:H14 being the range of the material list (leather, steel etc...), I2:M being my amount of damage (Y axis), I3:M14 being my X axis.
This then generates the following matrix:
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The results are all off by a little bit, Light Leather's 0 X should be 30 but in the matrix it is returned as 35.9. All the results are off in a similar way and I can't figure out why.
Any help would be highly appreciated!