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Using the formulas is one way to calculate the coefficients of the weighted best-fit line. However, this does not work with more than one input variable, not to mention the fact that remembering the formulas is onerous. This section discusses an alternative approach using an Excel add-in called Solver (this is included for free with Excel). The fundamental idea behind Solver is to set up a spreadsheet model, where certain cells are inputs and one cell is an output. Solver then finds the right set of inputs to obtain the desired output very powerful functionality. The question is how to set up a spreadsheet model that does the weighted best-fit line.

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Borders (and lines within the borders) are another visual enhancement that you can add around groups of cells. Borders are often used to group a range of similar cells or to delineate rows or columns. Excel offers 13 preset styles of borders, as you can see in the Home Font Border drop-down list shown in Figure 7.8. This control works with the selected cell or range and enables you to specify which, if any, border style to use for each border of the selection. You may prefer to draw borders rather than select a preset border style. To do so, use the Draw Border or Draw Border Grid command on the Home Font Border drop-down list. Selecting either of these commands lets you create borders by dragging your mouse. Use the Line Color or Line Style commands to change the color or style. When you re finished drawing borders, press Esc to cancel the border drawing mode. Another way to apply borders is to use the Border tab of the Format Cells dialog box, which is shown in Figure 7.9. One way to display this dialog box is to select More Borders from the Border drop-down list.

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FIGURE 15-3: The Record Stop dialog box allows you to enter a message and to stop the action while a user performs a task. Selecting the Allow Continue checkbox permits the action to continue automatically after pressing Enter (Windows), Return (Mac OS).

Figure 45.3 shows the UserForm1 form, which has five controls: three OptionButton controls and two CommandButton controls. The controls have descriptive names, and the Accelerator property is set so that the controls display an accelerator key (for keyboard users). The option button with the Upper Case caption has its Value property set to True, which makes it the default option. The UserForm1 object contains the event-handler procedures for the two CommandButton objects that are on the form. The following procedure is executed when the OK button is clicked. This procedure does all the work: FIGURE 45.3

Figure 20-13 Photograph of the laboratory repulper showing the three-vaned helical rotor and wall baf es. The repulper tub has an inner diameter of 30 cm and a working volume of 8 L.

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