Once StatPlus:mac LE is on your machine, you're ready to go. Just do the following. Launch Excel 2008. Open (or create) the workbook with the data you wish to analyze. Click the StatPlus icon in your dock. StatPlus:mac LE will launch. Select the analysis function you wish to use from the StatPlus:mac LE menu system, and the relevant interface will appear (see Figure 1, "Linear Regression"). At this trial, you'll select the range of data in Excel you wish to work with, set target values and variables, and perform the analysis much as you would expect. Figure 1 - Linear Regression In StatPlus:mac LE Since ATP and StatPlus:mac LE are different products, the nomenclature is a bit different between the two. If you're an ATP user who is upgrading, you can use the following list to find your favorite function (the ATP function is in bold): ANOVA - Single Factor Statistics >> Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) >> One-way ANOVA (simple) ANOVA - Two-Factor With Replication Statistics >> Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) >> Two-way ANOVA ANOVA - Two-Factor Without Replication Statistics >> Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) >> Two-way ANOVA (Advanced Option) Correlation Statistics >> Basic Statistics and Tables >> Linear Correlation (Pearson) Covariance Statistics >> Statistics and Tables >> Covariance Descriptive Statistics Statistics >> Basic Statistics and Tables >> Descriptive Statistics Exponential Smoothing Statistics >> Time-Series Forecasting >> Exponential Smoothing F-Test Two-Sample For Variances Statistics >> Statistics and Tables >> F-Test For Variances Fourier Analysis Statistics >> Time-Series Forecasting >> Fast Fourier Transform - Direct Histogram Statistics >> Basic Statistics and Tables >> Histogram Moving Average Statistics >> Time Series/Forecasting >> Moving Average
Once StatPlus:mac LE is on your machine, you're ready to go. Just do the following. Launch Excel 2008. Open (or create) the workbook with the data you wish to analyze. Click the StatPlus icon in your dock. StatPlus:mac LE will launch. Select the analysis function you wish to use from the StatPlus:mac LE menu system, and the relevant interface will appear (see Figure 1, "Linear Regression"). At this you'll select the range of data in Excel you wish to work with, set target values and variables, and perform the analysis much as you would expect. Figure 1 - Linear Regression In StatPlus:mac LE Since ATP and StatPlus:mac LE are different products, the nomenclature is a bit different between the two. If you're an ATP user who is upgrading, you can use the following list to find your favorite function (the ATP function is in bold): ANOVA - Single Factor Statistics >> Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) >> One-way ANOVA (simple) ANOVA - Two-Factor With Replication Statistics >> Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) >> Two-way ANOVA ANOVA - Two-Factor Without Replication Statistics >> Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) >> Two-way ANOVA (Advanced Option) Correlation Statistics >> Basic Statistics and Tables >> Linear Correlation (Pearson) Covariance Statistics >> Statistics and Tables >> Covariance Descriptive Statistics Statistics >> Basic Statistics and Tables >> Descriptive Statistics Exponential Smoothing Statistics >> Time-Series Forecasting >> Exponential Smoothing F-Test Two-Sample For Variances Statistics >> Statistics and Tables >> F-Test For Variances Fourier Analysis Statistics >> Time-Series Forecasting >> Fast Fourier Transform - Direct Histogram Statistics >> Basic Statistics and Tables >> Histogram Moving Average Statistics >> Time Series/Forecasting >> Moving Average trial,