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Hello everyone! I am following a course, the first of my life, in statistics 😫 with jamovi :heart_eyes: Anyway, I was given an exercise, to test the normality of 3 variables (2 continuous such as IQ, and the score of a test; 1 categorical such as the economic status expressed numerically) with Shapi...

Yeah great! thanks!

Thanks it's working!

Do u know how can I round to the first decimal? 41.8% and so on?

I used ROUND ('Column of variable I need', digits=1) but I got an error: DIGITS is not an argument for ROUND ()

If I use only ROUND ('Column of variable I need') it works

Hello, maybe it's not brand new, but I don't know how to calculate a percentage. I have these absolute events observed a - 28 b - 8 c - 3 d - 4 e - 3 f - 6 g - 5 h - 3 i - 7 And I want to know the percentage on the total (67), How do I proceed? I tried Frequencies Tables, but it's not what I am look...

Nonetheless, if you want to do this you have to use computed variables at the moment (we are finishing up an easier way to recode variables but it's not completely finished yet). Here's a blog post about computed variables: https://blog.jamovi.org/2017/11/28/jamovi-formulas.html. You need to use a ...

Hi, I'm not completely sure what you want to do with the IQR. Could you elaborate on this sentence: This mean I have to find evidence against the null hypothesis by percentile (25th, 50th, 75th) comparing the scores by height and weight and BMI. Cheers, Ravi Yes, sure! 80 people performed resuscita...

Hello! I am new to statistics and I was wondering if you could help me. I have collected weight and height of 80 people, those have performed a test twice. This mean, I have two final scores for each person (160 scores). With jamovi I got the IQR of weight and height, and I need to understand if the...