Finding best fit distribution and its Parameters

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The discussion focuses on finding the best fit distribution and its parameters for a dataset after normalizing histograms. The user has attempted a logarithmic fit but found it unsuitable due to negative values. Suggestions include using a Poisson distribution and exploring Log-Normal distribution as an alternative. To implement this in Excel, it’s recommended to define Y as Log(X) and plot the frequencies of X against Y, potentially using Excel's logarithmic axis option. The goal is to identify the most appropriate distribution for the data.
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Thanks to EnumaElish for helping me in Normalizing the histograms. I now want to find the best fit distribution and what will be the parameters for that distribution. I tried lograthmic but it goes in negative and also is not much fit (the new plots are attached). If I use poisson what will be the parameters. Please help me in finding the bestfit distribution and its parameters.
 

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I'd try Log-Normal, per my previous advice.
 
How would you do this in excel.
 
Define Y = Log(X) where X is your original variable on the X-axis (apparently goes from 1 to 365 or so). Then plot the associated frequencies (of X) against Y. Excel might have a plotting option that let's you express either axis in Log form; if so, you can select that option to logarithmize the X axis.
 
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