How to add asterisks to a correlation table to show the significance in excel

How to calculate the correlation from the p value.
In this video I show you how to calculate the r critical value to find out how big the correlation needs to be to be significant at p ＜ 0.05 and p ＜ 0.01. Then how to add conditional formatting to change the number formatting to add asterisks after the significant correlations in the correlation table.
r critical value =T.INV(1-alpha/2,n-2)/SQRT(T.INV(1-alpha/2,n-2)^2+n-2)
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[@juhirani2495]

Excellent video. I am doing everything same as suggested in video but i am not getting asterisks mark in the table. Any suggestions that i must focus on to free the error.

[@karinaadcock]

Hope you learnt something new and interesting. Thanks for watching and don't forget to Like, Comment and Subscribe.

[@ajabtareen2468]

Brilliant and well explained, solved my headache. Thank you so much Karina. One thing more i am still confused about how to calculate n ? Please elaborate with an example

[@karinaadcock]

n is the number of measurements your correlations are based on. So in my case I collected 23 air samples and measured the concentrations of those compounds in the air samples. Then I calculated the correlations between compounds.

[@aakashkushwah402]

Nicely explained.....
And
Which correlation you used??

[@sanjoybarman1305]

Excellent description

[@sankar_riser]

Your video is very nice thank you very much

[@alidabbagh1581]

Thank you so much, excellent job.

[@annamalai2072]

Nice information 👌 👍 very useful 👍

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[@АлександрНаумчук-й2к]

I got an error when I typed formula "You've entered to few arguments for this function"

[@yogish4433]

Still confusion on samples number

[@arnothugyecz]

how did you get n = 23 ?

[@karinaadcock]

n is the number of measurements these correlations are based on and I know I measured 23 samples for these compounds. You need to change n to the number of data points you have.

[@annamalai5751]

number of genotypes

[@manojbhatta6745]

@@karinaadcock 23 samples of individual compounds or as a whole ?

[@toppicks6460]

@@karinaadcock by the number of samples do you mean total count for all the variables?

[@venkataramanaskalagare4049]

How can i copy that table without loosing asterisk into the Microsoft word

[@bballboyinthehood12]

Your awesome :)

[@yogendran.d3497]

number of observations in your study is 23, i.e 8*3-1=23. is't correct

[@nandandolly8860]

What is n ??

[@vijeshvk85]

why n is 23?