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i used this template for forecasting membership numbers by the end of 2009 with joiners,renewals and leavers as independent variables. Why does it give me in the forecast section the results in negetive. any explanation ?
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Do the variables have to have the same unit to find the forecasting value. If I have given yearly population of affected area and the severity and yearly allocation of money then how can we proceed to predict the allocation for next 5 years? Please tell me on my mail.

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I'm about to start writing the energy demand model in Cache and reached a hurdle re the equation.

This information is all pre-smoothed for climate change via the latest PDM engine and then:


Today's demand      = var1*HDD+var2*HDD(squared) + var3*HDD(cubed)+ windvar
Tomorrow's demand = var1*HDD*predicitedHDD+var2*
predicitedHDD(squared) + var3*predicitedHDD(cubed)+ windvar

Now you said the excel automatically calculates var1, var2 and var3 through regression. How is this calculated mathematically so I can add this into Cache?

How is the windvar variable calculated?

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I am still confused.  Say I 20 complete rows of data - 20 dependent variables and the corresponding independent variables for those 20 data points. 
For the one that I want to predict, I have the values for the independent variables but I don't have the dependent variables.  I want the model to predict what the dependent variable should be.  How do I do that with this tool? 
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I want to forecast what the dependent variable will be based on several independent variables, given what it has been in the past.  I can't figure out how to do it.  On the input tab, if I leave the last row of the dependent variable blank, it is not predicted on the output tab.  On the output tab, if I set the independent variables to "leave blank" in the forecast table, it doesn't work.  What am I doing wrong?
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