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Adding Number (of replicates) to each level in the Least Square Means Tables reported by the Fit Model platform

Status: Needs Info Submitted by on ‎06-07-2026 04:29 AM
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What inspired this wish list request? 

When reporting group Means (or Least Squares Means), it is essential to see the number of actual replicates in each group (Level). Accordingly, Number is reported next to Mean by the Fit Y by X platform. It is very important to have this information also in the reports of the Fit Model platform.

What is the improvement you would like to see? 

Adding Number (of replicates) to each level in the Least Square Means Tables reported by the Fit Model platform

 

Why is this idea important? 

 

 

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Valerie_Nedbal
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‎06-17-2026 04:52 AM
‎06-17-2026 04:52 AM
Status changed to: Needs Info

Hello @AvigdorC , thank you for your submission. I would need more information on this. Do you mean the number of samples (N) in each level? Indeed, you have this information in Fit Y by X in the "Means for Oneway Anova". In Standard least squares you don't get this information automatically. You can get the number of samples (N) in each level if you use "Multiple Comparisons for X". In my case, my effect is Treatment.  

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Would that answer your request? Or would you like this information also in the "Least Squares Means Table"?