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Excel uses the term "100% stacked column" graph to refer to a stacked bar graph, where the sum of all the slices is 100. Prism 6 lets you make that graph in ...

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If different data sets have different ranges of data, the distributions won't be consistent and graphs of those distributions (histograms) won't align. With ...

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Sort of like a histogram. This is the best choice if you're wanting to visualize the distribution of your data. •Classic: This method prioritizes minimizing ...

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These examples demonstrate how to adjust the width of columns (bars, violins, box-and-whiskers, column scatter, etc.) and the spacing between columns for ...

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Alternatives are to show a box-and-whiskers plot, a frequency distribution (histogram), or a cumulative frequency distribution. If you are plotting XY data ...

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... histogram spikes. This ensures that Prism creates an XY results table with the bin centers entered as X values. If you pick a bar graph instead, Prism ...

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If you pipette one thousand times and create a frequency distribution histogram of the results, it will look like the figure below. The average weight is 10 ...

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Alternatives are to show a box-and-whiskers plot, a frequency distribution (histogram), or a cumulative frequency distribution. What about plotting mean and ...

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But much better would be to show a scatterplot of every score, or a frequency distribution histogram. Prism always computes the SD using n-1. How many ...

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Prism can test whether a column is Gaussian using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test (and two better normality tests, starting with version 4.01).

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