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Matched Pairs - Output Data

Hello,


When porting the output data from Matched Pairs to a (combined) data table, the various parameters are split into multiple columns. This makes the data cumbersome to use. It would be preferable for the various parameters (Mean Difference, DF, t-ratio, Prob > |t|, etc.) to be put into separate columns (with the appropriate column headers). Alternatively, they should be tabulated as stacked, with the headers in a Label column and values in a Data column. Once the data is available in one way or the other, it can be handled more easily. With the current approach, it's neither here nor there.

 

Regards

Mehul Shroff

2 Comments
SamGardner
Level VII
Status changed to: Needs Info

@MShroff which output from matched pairs are you referring to?  Can you show us an example of what you are describing?  

MShroff
Level VI

Hello,

 

It's the various metrics that are shown below the plot.


Regards

Mehul Shroff