Closed tp-development closed 1 year ago
Hi,
It's a difference because you compare paired result with unpaired result, on plugin, i have implemented only unpaired values. i search to implement paired
I found a solution 😊 i will be available on 2.2.2
Warning : New syntax of formula TTEST
=TTEST.TWOSAMPLES.T(A1:A100,B1:B100,FALSE)
TTEST.TWOSAMPLES.T(firstColumn → Range, secondColumn → Range, [pairedValue = FALSE])
Do we need the additional parameter? There was already a parameter dependant which was to indicate that samples are paired(?), wasn't it?
dependance
is replace by pairedValue
You have now 3 parameters : firstColumn : Sample1 SecondColumn: Sample2 pairedValue : Indicate if values are dependant or not
Ok, that makes sense. I was wondering if the name shouldn't be pairedSamples instead of pairedValue (because we have multiple values here, and the user might not be sure which value is meant here).
Ok, i will change 👍 You prefere :
my vote goes to: pairedSamples (true/false) :)
It's on line on v2.2.3 😊
After attaching 2.2.3 the changes are not visible (lack of the new parameter).
Plugin Name with version
3.2.2
JSpreadsheet version
v9.x
Describe the bug
See a spreadsheet with an example - there is still a discrepancy between Excel and stat package: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oBX-outkj2eX-kpwMW_bfOlwV_PCm6y3/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=105291088824732366674&rtpof=true&sd=true
Reproduction steps