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Analyzing stacks of data. Create a Column data table. In older versions of Prism, this was called "one grouping variable". Enter each data set in a single Y ...

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Each row is an "observation" (experiment, animal, etc.). Each column is a ... Stacked vs. side-by-side replicates; Survival tables; Parts of whole tables ...

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... stacked into a subcolumn, which is the most common way to enter data. In the top table, column A has data in three subcolumns, while column B had data in ...

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For one-way ANOVA, column scatter or box-and-whisker plots, or column bar graphs, start with a column data table and enter your data with the replicates stacked ...

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... columns, stacking 3 values in each column. That way the six values that you copied as one row, will paste into two columns. 8. Click OK. 9. Note that the ...

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Prism's eight data table formats; XY tables; Column tables (one grouping variable); Grouped tables (two grouping variables); Contingency tables; Stacked vs.

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Subcolumns: None; error bars computed from values stacked in a column. Analyses: t tests, one-way ANOVA. Grouped Table -- Two grouping variables. Data set ...

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Each row represents a different time point, so matched values are stacked into a subcolumn. Prism will fail if: number of rows * (number of columns)^2 ...

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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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... table for a single column of Y values. Enter the values for each group as a column, so that the replicate values are stacked. You cannot perform a t test ...

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