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In a column data table, each column defines a group. These groups are ... Stacked vs. side-by-side replicates; Survival tables; Parts of whole tables ...

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Format Graph dialog - Grouped graphs Use this dialog to change the look of all the columns in a data set. If you want to change the look of a single column, ...

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Create data table and enter data. From the Welcome (or New Table and graph) dialog, choose the Column tab. Choose to enter replicate values stacked in columns.

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Place the mean/median or sample size within each bar or above. On the Annotations tab of the Format Graph dialog, note there are three tabs within.

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Enter one data set as the sum (the top of the stack) and the other as one component, and the resulting bars will appear stacked. It may require some fussing ...

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What is a violin plot? When you enter replicate values in side-by-side replicates in an XY or Grouped table, or stacked in a Column table, Prism can graph ...

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You entered each P value on a different row, and the results table has the same number of rows, each with three values: •The first column states whether the ...

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Enter a stack of P values that were computed elsewhere into a column A of a Prism Column table, and choose this new analysis to determine which of those P ...

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Analyzing a stack of P values is really is beyond ... Enter a bunch of P values that were computed elsewhere into a column A of a Prism Column table.

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... Column graph and table, but can with a Grouped graph and table. ... Note that the table is Grouped, and the data for each subject is stacked into a subcolumn.

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