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I need to find the bestfit distribution for this. I'm using excel, so I need to be able to use xcel to graph it.


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I use CurveExpert to find best fit models; give that a try. Then simply evaluate a few points from the model and plot them as separate data.
 
adoado said:
I use CurveExpert to find best fit models; give that a try. Then simply evaluate a few points from the model and plot them as separate data.


Maybe I'm using the program wrong (I don't think I am), but it's not coming up with any results.


I have no Y values, only X's, so that may be the problem? There are lots of errors for almost every test. And when I click the "scan for bestfit" button, the 20 or so different best fit models it tests all come up with a Score of 0.0.