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jarret
jarret
Level I

Grouping in Distribution-CDF plot

Mar 8, 2011 09:50 AM (10093 views)
In analyze->Distribution is it possible to create a CDF plot for the data being looked at. However, is does not seem possible to using a "grouping" feature to create mutiple trendlines on the same CDF graph, similar to what is possible in Analyze->Fix Y by X.

Does anyone know how do to this? Thanks!
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mpb
mpb
Level VII
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Re: Grouping in Distribution-CDF plot

Mar 8, 2011 11:31 PM (11225 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from jarret 03-08-2011
Arrange your data so that the values for all groups are in one column (say, Data) with the group name identifying each row in a second column (Say ID). (If you have a bunch of columns in a table, use Tables>Stack to get the data in this form). Then do Fit Y by X with Data-->Y and ID-->X. From the resulting platform output click on the red triangle for Data and select CDF Plot.

Michael

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mpb
mpb
Level VII
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Re: Grouping in Distribution-CDF plot

Mar 8, 2011 11:31 PM (11226 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from jarret 03-08-2011
Arrange your data so that the values for all groups are in one column (say, Data) with the group name identifying each row in a second column (Say ID). (If you have a bunch of columns in a table, use Tables>Stack to get the data in this form). Then do Fit Y by X with Data-->Y and ID-->X. From the resulting platform output click on the red triangle for Data and select CDF Plot.

Michael
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jarret
jarret
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Re: Grouping in Distribution-CDF plot

Mar 9, 2011 04:07 PM (9950 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from mpb 03-08-2011
wow, thanks. Right under my nose!
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