Graphpad Prism - Working with Grouped Data
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มี.ค. 2013
- This tutorial describes how to work with grouped data
This is part of a series of tutorials designed to help research scientists in the use of certain software applications commonly used in scientific laboratory work.
You can find the entire set of tutorial videos here: ehealth.kcl.ac.uk/sites/physio...
The screencast videos have been made by the author (Dr James Clark, King's College London) in response to common questions raised by students on BSc and MSc courses and are recorded using Camtasia Studio. The content is targeted at students of all levels of undergraduate and postgraduate education as well as professional research scientists.
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It's been years and your videos are still very relevant and life saving 😘
I ve been watching most of your statistical videos and they are excellent. Keep it up. Anytime I am lost at any program, I look for your videos first. It's really practical and easy to follow.
Thank you so much. This is a very helpful video.
Great Video very clear explanation!
God bless you! I was looking to find how to do it for a while!
glad to be of help
Funciona maravilhosamente bem. Muito obrigada!!!
Dr. Clark, thank you very much for informative and helpful series.
Can you please relate to the following question:
in Grouped Data - what should I do if I have unequal number of data rows for different columns?
Should I omit some of the data and get to equal number of rows for every column?
Thank you,
Dana
Great series of videos here, very helpful! I'm just wondering as to how do you get the "not significant" bracket in the beginning of this video? Also, how do you create labelled horizontal bars to run along the x-axis? As seen in dose-response traces? Thanks.
+HWCWTD the annotations are covered in a different TH-cam video i think; try here - th-cam.com/video/FH7-5uj5XdA/w-d-xo.html
Very helpfull, thank u very much!!
Thank you!! Regards from Argentina!
Thanks, you are most welcome 🙏🏻
Great help!!!Thanks a lot!!!
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Many thanks for this video, really helped me out :)
Many thanks
very help full thanks
Thank you Dr. Your video is very useful. Keep posting. How should I analyze this grouped data?
I’ll be doing some tutorials on grouped data next week
Thanks a lot. Love it.
Glad you do!
YOU ROCK!!!!
Great work and thank you for sharing! How would you make boxplot using grouped data? Thanks again!
That’s a very good question, if I have time over the next couple of days I will upload something for you
Thanks! Please subscribe to get updates when I add more!
Great tutorial, thank you for doing this.
In case you have time, I have one doubt. I made a grouped data graph, but I cannot exchange the independent variables por example I need to have the species on the X axis and the tissues of this species in bars of the columns, but with the grouped data sheet I'm only available to put the species in bars and the tissues in the X axis. Is there any way to change the form of the sheet in order to have the groups on the top in the side and the sides put in the top?
Jonfen to do this you have to enter the data the other way round.
After plenty of tries I finally found the thing that I was looking. Many thanks!! for your reply and orientation it was very helpful.
Hi, Thanks for your videos, have you talked about how to use prism to calculate EC50? Please
Not yet but I will do
Hi James, quick question: Is it possible to have a varied number of sub columns across each group?
+Lachlan Ferguson that's more complicated than it sounds, you can just leave the columns blank but it will leave a gap on the graph
Right. I thought prism may have considered blank columns as zeros, but your solution seems easy enough to deal with. Thanks!!
how did you add the asterisk on the graph? i did the anova but can't put the marks on the graph.
+Dayana Perez Hi, just enter it on the Graph or layout view using the TEXT function (the icon with the T on it)
Click T, and press shift8, drag/pull the * wherever you want it.
Hi, can you do multiple t test on the grouped data and display the significance on the graph? Apparently, multiple t tests need the data to be in column while grouped data need the data to be in row. How do you resolve this?
I have been really stuck trying to figure something out and I dont think this video addresses it, though is extremely helpful. I have 83 patients pre and post an intervention, with 32 different measurements I need to compare. How can I paste into one of the 32 columns for each patient across a row at a time? It just puts all the data into one group which is incorrect! Thanks :)
Hi, How to add a line and add asterisk symbol above it to indicate there is a statistically significant difference between two data. Thank You
Just type it in using the txt tool (T)
Thanks for your help. I found the tools very user friendly
Glad to be of help
讲得太好了，中文视频我都没看懂，一个英文视频我竟然看懂了
how can I make a correlation(R) between phenolic content and Antioxidants
That all depends on what data you have, what measures have you taken?
what about the stars above error graph ?
+Syed Sadaqat Shah just type them in using the text tool
Do there are discussion for results
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I want this software, plz give me the download link of software
+tamera tasnim www.graphpad.com
please help me?
What help do you want?
You have to buy this software, if you work as a student they offer a very good value student discount. Don’t ask for illegal downloads of software here
please
give me free download link?
there is no free downbload link, you have to buy it... please stop asking this. if you want software for data analysis you have to buy it
you kind of sound like Bob Ross xD
just gonna add a happy little graph because everybody needs a friend
+TheSchweinsbron thanks I have no idea who that is!
Thank you very much!!!
That's really helpful
My pleasure, stay tuned (subscribed) plenty more to come