Chi^2 analyses: does JMP do them?

[#1]

I'm currently running a course in ANOVA, and a question has arisen regarding x^2 tests. I know that Contigency tests operate for nominal X and nominal Y data counts, and observed values are in the data table--but I can't seem to find out how to set the expected values. JMP appears to set them as a computation from row counts, column counts, and a grand total--but I'd just like to set them to 1:1? Or do I establish another data column of expected values?

Thanks.

[#2]

Run your distribution. Then under the red triangle pull down you can test probabilities and enter 0.5/0.5 to get your Chi-squared value. In addition you can get confidence intervals by utilizing the confidence interval capability.

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