Autocorrelation function in Excel

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The discussion focuses on performing autocorrelation in Excel using the CORREL function with a large dataset. The user initially faced issues extending the formula for autocorrelation calculations across multiple data ranges. The solution involved using the dollar sign ($) to fix the variable references in the formula, which resolved the problem. For further assistance with Excel-related queries, a suggestion was made to visit the Excel Forum for additional support.
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Autocorrelation function in Excel (SOLVED)

Hi, I have tried reading through this forum looking for similar example but am unable to find one.

Basically, I have a large set of data that I intend to do autocorrelation.

=CORREL(A1:A10000,A2:A10001)
=CORREL(A1:A10000,A3:A10002)
=CORREL(A1:A10000,A4:A10003)
...
=CORREL(A1:A10000,A10000:A20000)

But when i try to extend the formula, it does not seem to work? Can anyone help me on this? Thanks.

Added the $ sign to make it a fixed variable.
Problem solved. Thanks for the help
 
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