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Perform Calculations on the entire row or for each data set column individually. Compute one mean, median, etc. for the entire row ...

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Go to the graph you want to change, or select several graphs in the gallery. Then click on the Color Scheme button in the Change section of the Prism toolbar.

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Histograms · Frequency distributions · Combining bars and lines · Performing a t test · One-way ANOVA · Nonparametric analyses · Two-way ANOVA · Kaplan Meier ...

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Prism offers three ways to combine points and bars on one graph. This example shows how to do so by creating two graphs and superimposing on a page layout.

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Click the Resize Graph button in the Change section of the Prism toolbar. This button enlarges or shrinks both the graph and also the graph's symbols and fonts.

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Why use transparent colors? The main reason is shown below. When points on a graph overlap, you usually won't see some of them.

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The regression guide explains how to fit a line or curve to your data. But sometimes you just want to add a line of identity -- a line where every point has ...

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You'll be able to choose error bars for XY, Column and Grouped graphs. Choose the color of the error bars, the direction (up, down or both), ...

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A multiple variable table is arranged in the way that most statistics programs organize data. Each row is an "observation" (experiment, animal, etc.).

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1. Enter data From the Welcome (or New Table and graph) dialog, choose the Column tab. If you are not ready to enter your own data, choose sample data and ...

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