Perform Chi-Square Test Of Independence In Excel (Including P Value!)

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[@mahinhasan7706]

why am i getting 2 different p-values when I use CHISQ.DIST.RT vs CHISQ.TEST

[@ogechichilaka6294]

I noticed same. I think CHISQ.TEST works for only 2×2 table

[@amarpratap8785]

​@@ogechichilaka6294I got different results for even 2×2 table

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WELL EXPLAINED

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[@farmersfriend4492]

Thank you, How can we test it for a single variable?

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[@drehab2000]

Thank you so much. Can we apply it if the total sample number is 25? Thank you, I really appreciate it.

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[@GraceNewland-d8d]

Hi Steve Thanks so much for your video - really useful. However, how do I do the Chi square test for proportions with more than one categorical group. For example, I ask 3 cohorts (healthy, anxious and depressed) if they smoke (yes/no)? Thanks in advance

[@barryfeng6602]

how to do it in r without built-in func?

[@roseytb4092]

is there a calculator which has the chi-square function but which is non-programmable? because in the exam I am not allowed to have a programmable calculator.

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[@aamirghanchi9487]

Can the interdependence of the categories be established simply by using the Observed values and not using Expected values?

[@sukeshinikhandagale7271]

is it association of gender to smoking or the unequal distribution of gender between the groups? Can we say that both groups have unequal sample distribution for each sex? What i mean is can i have test for gender distribution between both groups?

[@harryparkes5076]

can you do one of these with one row and two columns

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Legend!

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Legend

[@kinga1996]

Can I use this method with multiple choice questions?

[@paramasakthi2798]

Sir, I have a doubt. you have done for 2*2variables..Can we do it for 3*3 variables..Is it correct to do chisquare test for 3*3 variables

[@erhunohanmu8940]

Can I use chi square if I have 4 independent variables to be tested against a Yes or No response? If not, what’s suitable for such analysis? Thanks in advance 🙏

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[@rmtascpi5936]

is it also applicable when you have, instead of female and male, you have three ages (examples are 18-19,20-21,22-23)?

[@ridha3248]

The values of p are like 0.7,0.8 , 0.8 , 0.4 etc Is this a problem . Because i knoe is should be less than 0.05

[@sms6680]

fine

[@killuaxd1387]

how do i find my alpha level??

[@carsongxd]

Clutch

[@aamirghanchi9487]

If we can accept or reject the null hypothesis based on the chi-square value alone, then why is there a need to derive the P value from it. Why an extra step?

[@naveenshaji9020]

Actually you can only reject or fail to reject null hypothesis.

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THANK YOU SO MUCH! This taught me more than my class lectures lol

[@StevenBradburn]

You're very welcome!

[@michaelefrem7825]

Its very helpful. Thanks. What means if P-value is zero?

[@seco9349]

It van never be zero, as there is always the smallest probability that it might actually happen

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Thank you. Very Good, Simple and Easy to understand

[@Timmy8282]

Thank You For Explaining Now I know now how to use chi square on my quantitative research

[@changzhiji]

Nice

[@miat1327]

Hi, I was curious why you did not have to use the Chi-Square possibilities table in order to determine if you reject the null hypothesis? Why did you default to alpha 0.05?

[@lmoore9524]

.05 is the most common convention and means there is only 1 chance in 20 this result happened by chance. You could choose .01 for a more strict test of 1 in a 100 chance or .10 for 10 out of 100 to be less strict in ruling out the null assumption.

[@aamirghanchi9487]

According to you, the Null hypothesis will be accepted if P > 0.05 and rejected when P < 0.05. This is opposite to what this gentleman is stating. Which one is correct? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYmzc6J8edaBjM0

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