Interpolate ( x1 ; y1 ; x2 ; y2 ; x )
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Bill Holt, Notesoft
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Linear interpolation or extrapolation from two coordinate points
Sample Input:
| Interpolate(13 ; 23 ; -6 ; 5 ; 16) |
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Sample Output:
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Description:
Given any two xy coordinates, this function will interpolate or extrapolate, linearly, to return the value of y for any known value of x. If the pair of points define a vertical line, or the first point is duplicated, or if one or more of the required entries are missing, the function returns the word "error".
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