How to Calculate ANOVA with Excel (Analysis of Variance)

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You did a better job in 15 minutes than what my stats professor did in 3 hours. Thank you!

[@mikhayla21]

a tide of relief washed over me as you explained this, and i was only having a break down about doing this with 20 groups last night! THANK YOU!!

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Words could not express how happy I am to finally be able to do ANOVA calculations on Excel! Thank you ! :)

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[@statisticsfun]

Happy to help! Most statistics books seem complicate things and they are really expensive too.

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I have seen both this one and the previous hand calculation its very perfect, clear and simplified to understand, thank you so much and keep up doing such kind of illustrations.

[@glscott3535]

Thanks for explaining that. It's easy to hit a button and let excel do all the work, but your lessons helped me understand the process.

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statisticsfun This video helped me clarify so much. So thank you again. However, I am having a problem with a Shapiro Wilk Test for Normality. What type of data should I use with this test? Should I use the raw data, convert the raw data to percentages or convert the raw data to averages? Any advice would be a great help.

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Your video was really easy to understand and walked me through all the steps. I could not have done it without you.

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[@statisticsfun]

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[@statisticsfun]

Yes, you are right for sure and thanks for pointing that out. I do it the long way because there are still professor who require students to ANOVA the long way by hand.

[@wdialloroyster]

I have been trying to figure this out all week, thank you!!! You are an awesome instructor, please post more!

[@statisticsfun]

You might be right about the spreadsheet usage. I am trying to make it as simple as possible, so students can follow it easily. I try not to use any short cuts or abbreviations either. If I was doing the spreadsheet for myself I would probably do it differently.

[@MultiSydney01]

Great job at effectively showing us how to do these calculations and what the calculations actually mean!

[@statisticsfun]

Estefany, how many variables are you using for your mixed design? One factor or more than one factor?

[@statisticsfun]

Great to hear and thanks for the positive feedback.

[@gaylapontius9766]

David, thank you for your help! You and your videos are life savers! I wish I had seen them earlier this semester.

[@statisticsfun]

Answers 1. F Score can never be less than one. This is because you should square the difference between the observation - mean. This gets rid of any negative sign. 2. You could use a Cohen D to measure effect (would be one way). On my statistics fun channel I have a video on Cohen D, I would encourage to watch. Also, I have an entire playlist on ANOVA.

[@statisticsfun]

You can do it! That is awesome that you did not let your youthful age deter you :). Btw, I have lots of economics videos incase you have the need.

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Very useful ANOVA knowledge. Your presentations are excellent!

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[@statisticsfun]

Gayla, It could be a rounding error. If you can go to MyBookSucks FaceBook page and post a message (and attach the excel spreadsheet) and if you take a photo of the book example -- I could look at it and see if I see anything. Make sure you like MyBookSucks too.

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Your visual method really works for me. Thank you.

[@statisticsfun]

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[@statisticsfun]

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It's Just Great Sir, I wish You were my Econometrics Teacher. Things looks so easy and simple, God bless you. Your videos have been so useful for me. Many Thanks

[@Djonin]

my professor was sick the day we learned how to do this, and his substitute hadn't taught Statistics in 10 years. Thank you, kind sir.

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I just loved the way how to do ANOVA calculations !! Thank you so much. Keep up the good work

[@bsky5718]

thank you so much for such a useful video, I had a big problem with this topic and now is solved. thank you once again

[@kinankaghosh5196]

How does one interpret the F value? How does one obtain the probability value?

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[@joshuamccormick3151]

I understand this a lot better than how my stats professor is teaching it. Thank you for breaking it down

[@ALEC-gi2nt]

13:12 the division at the top is wrong if I'm not mistaken. 203.3 / 2 = 101.65 it doesn't equal 101.667

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[@elizabethford30]

I love the way you explained this. It made things so much easier to understand. Thank you!

[@Rockbobby]

Man, if all my professors explained this clearly I'd be in heaven

[@statisticsfun]

Rockbobby What a great thing to say. It is much appreciated.

[@statisticsfun]

Good question. Yes, ANOVA works on 2 or more groups.

[@gaylapontius9766]

I am SO thankful for your videos! They have been so helpful. I do have a question though about an ANOVA from my book that I plugged into the spreadsheet I built from your tutorial. My sum of squares within is not matching the book and I cannot figure out why. The book is showing that it is one less than what I am coming up with. Up until that point and my F-score everything is working out.

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Life saver! Helped me pass this section on my exam! Thanks

[@statisticsfun]

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[@statisticsfun]

They are very similar tests and try to measure the same thing. The problem with t test is it can only be used on a max of two groups or samples while ANOVA can be used on two or more samples. Some people don't bother with t tests at all and only use ANOVA. Make sense?

[@slsmithoh031]

Thank you for making this simple and clear, my book complicates everything!

[@statisticsfun]

Happy to hear.

[@gum_naam_kalam]

Brilliantly explained.. Is their a video for T test as well ???????

[@statisticsfun]

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this video is much much better than my lecture explanation. thanks a lot

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[@acissejelocin]

Thank you so much! This helps me with my research project tremendously.

[@fentayewendm2357]

It is a great tutorial....but why did not you tell us how to interpret these results?

[@ingenierocarlos8310]

Wikipedia?

[@jenniferreyesseward6297]

Thanks for the step by step process, really helped a lot!

[@statisticsfun]

Manel, I am not positive but you could use ANOVA or a t test. If you want you can post a message on the MyBookSucks FB page (see link in this video description) and include an attachment and more detail.

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what about calculating p value? is it necessary?

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Great step by step directions! Now, I get it. Thanks.

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Thank you.

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[@land9]

Brilliant video, thanks for explaining it so easily.

[@statisticsfun]

Sometimes it will not add up to 0 because of rounding error. Does it round to some really small number?

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[@RoleyPole]

Hia great video! I was just wondering, is this a one-way or two-way anova? statisticsfun

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Very easy ,, very clear and ... very useful,, Thanks

[@channeling101]

Hi, thanks for the great tutorial. does there need to be the same amount of data points in each group data set for this to be a valid test? or would different observation cases of each group make the variance test useless? thanks in advance

[@statisticsfun]

It could be do to a rounding error. If you want to attach your spreadsheet at a FaceBook message I could look at it. You will see a link to MyBookSucks FB page in the video description.

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Thanks for this, made the data analysis section of my manuscript much easier :D

[@statisticsfun]

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[@rosemarymann7850]

Hi, Your video has really helped me get through my statistic course.THANK YOU! I am really stuck! I understand the x-means columns should always equal 0/zero but my x-means columns are off. I keep getting -0.5 in one and +0.5 in the other. I have recreated the test in Excel and added it by hand but I always get the same answers. What should I do...Is this acceptable because in the end, the negative and positive cancel eachother out? If not what am I doing wrong? PLEASE HELP Rosemary