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How to do bulk multiple comparisons to multiple responses in Fit Model

PValueEnemy
Level II

Hello!

The picture below shows an output of a Fit Model with multiple responses. I want to do a Multiple Comparison in all of them using the same factor. Basically, for each response I have to click in the red arrow on the left, select Estimates and Multiple Comparisons (see below). Is there an bulk alternative to do that repetitive task simultaneously to all responses?

Thanks!

 

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Victor_G
Super User


Re: How to do bulk multiple comparisons to multiple responses in Fit Model

Hello @PValueEnemy,

 

If you maintain the CTRL key while clicking on the steps you mentioned, it should do the same operations for all responses.

"In certain reports, apply a command to all similar reports in that window : Press Ctrl, click the red triangle icon, and then select the command."
See other useful keyboard shortcuts here : Quick Reference Card.pdf

 

I hope this will help you,

Victor GUILLER

"It is not unusual for a well-designed experiment to analyze itself" (Box, Hunter and Hunter)

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Victor_G
Super User


Re: How to do bulk multiple comparisons to multiple responses in Fit Model

Hello @PValueEnemy,

 

If you maintain the CTRL key while clicking on the steps you mentioned, it should do the same operations for all responses.

"In certain reports, apply a command to all similar reports in that window : Press Ctrl, click the red triangle icon, and then select the command."
See other useful keyboard shortcuts here : Quick Reference Card.pdf

 

I hope this will help you,

Victor GUILLER

"It is not unusual for a well-designed experiment to analyze itself" (Box, Hunter and Hunter)