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Prism lets you create box-and-whisker plots from stacks of values entered into a Column table, or side-by-side replicates entered into an XY or Grouped table.

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Each column represents a different outcome. •Cross-sectional: You select a ... Stacked vs. side-by-side replicates; Survival tables; Parts of whole ...

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If you are not performing two-way ANOVA, then consider entering data onto a column table, with replicates stacked rather than side-by-side. Keywords ...

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Instead of using a label variable, you can also choose to use the row title column of the multiple variable data table. ... Stacked vs. side-by-side replicates ...

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From the Welcome dialog, choose to create a Column table, and choose to "Enter replicate values, stacked into columns", then click "Create". In the data ...

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Entering data for descriptive statistics Descriptive statistics by column are most often used with data entered on data tables formatted for Column data.

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The before after pairs are stacked into subcolumns, so there are only two rows of data. ... Now every before-after pair will be in its own data set column, with ...

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Prism 8 offers a new kind of data table for nested data where values stacked in each subcolumn are related, and creates subcolumn graphs of these data.

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Yes, here is what you need to do: 1) Start with a grouped, horizontal, stacked column graph. 2) Enter males as positive number and females as negative numbers.

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... column). In this case, the situation is much like one-way ANOVA: the ... column). In this case, we recommend the Bonferroni method as it can compute ...

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