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Step-By-Step Advanced ANOVA & ANCOVA in Excel - The Excel Statistical Master
Complete, detailed, and thorough instructions on how to perform ANOVA and ANCOVA on the graduate level in Excel. Here’s what’s in this manual:
● All three types of built-in ANOVA analysis (Single Factor, Two Factor Without Replication, and Two Factor With Replication) thoroughly explained and used to solve problems in each type. You’ll know when to use each type of ANOVA, how to set up the data for input into Excel, how to run each type of ANOVA in Excel, and an easy-to-follow explanation of how to quickly read and understand Excel output for each type of ANOVA.
● Every step of the problem-solving process is illustrated with detailed screen shots and videos.
● Step-By-Step demonstration of an ANOVA problem done by hand (without Excel). You’ll see exactly what calculations are performed. The same problem is also later solved using the built-in Excel ANOVA functions.
● A detailed description and demonstration of how to use ANCOVA to remove interference during an ANOVA test. This chapter walks you through a detailed ANCOVA problem using screen shots on every step. Over 20 screen shots are used to illustrate exactly how to solve ANCOVA problems in Excel. All calculations are shown in an easy-to-understand manner. You’ll be surprised how simple it is to do ANCOVA in Excel.
● How ANOVA is an integral part of regression output – A detailed regression problem is solved in Excel and the ANOVA portion of the output is thoroughly explained and all ANOVA calculations shown.
● How ANOVA calculations are an integral part of using the F distribution to determine whether two groups have different variances. A detailed description of how ANOVA tests are used to calculate the F statistic and p value for the pair of tested data sets. You’ll be totally clear about the relationship between ANOVA, the F distribution, and the Chi-Square distribution and how they work together during ANOVA tests.
You will have a thorough understanding what ANOVA and ANCOVA are and how to run though all calculations of each in Excel and how to fully understand the Excel output.
● All three types of built-in ANOVA analysis (Single Factor, Two Factor Without Replication, and Two Factor With Replication) thoroughly explained and used to solve problems in each type. You’ll know when to use each type of ANOVA, how to set up the data for input into Excel, how to run each type of ANOVA in Excel, and an easy-to-follow explanation of how to quickly read and understand Excel output for each type of ANOVA.
● Every step of the problem-solving process is illustrated with detailed screen shots and videos.
● Step-By-Step demonstration of an ANOVA problem done by hand (without Excel). You’ll see exactly what calculations are performed. The same problem is also later solved using the built-in Excel ANOVA functions.
● A detailed description and demonstration of how to use ANCOVA to remove interference during an ANOVA test. This chapter walks you through a detailed ANCOVA problem using screen shots on every step. Over 20 screen shots are used to illustrate exactly how to solve ANCOVA problems in Excel. All calculations are shown in an easy-to-understand manner. You’ll be surprised how simple it is to do ANCOVA in Excel.
● How ANOVA is an integral part of regression output – A detailed regression problem is solved in Excel and the ANOVA portion of the output is thoroughly explained and all ANOVA calculations shown.
● How ANOVA calculations are an integral part of using the F distribution to determine whether two groups have different variances. A detailed description of how ANOVA tests are used to calculate the F statistic and p value for the pair of tested data sets. You’ll be totally clear about the relationship between ANOVA, the F distribution, and the Chi-Square distribution and how they work together during ANOVA tests.
You will have a thorough understanding what ANOVA and ANCOVA are and how to run though all calculations of each in Excel and how to fully understand the Excel output.
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First published July 16, 2011
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