Plotting SEM Error Bars in Excel

[@jack_corvinus]

Absolutely stunning; I wonder if the Oscars committee will ignore you again this year you fine genius.

[@omidzahid3937]

you saved my dissertation, thank you for the clear explanation

[@Biesjager]

Why do you have to multiply the SEM by 2?

[@MichaelLeightonsKarlyPilkboys]

I think to get 2 standard deviations of the mean, because 95% of values fall within 2 standard deviations of the mean. It determines more accurately if your results are statistically significant, to determine if p < 0.05 and all that.

[@Dcardinale100]

The ONLY video that has helped.. thank you!!!!!

[@milburngrimes5070]

Why don't you produce more videos on statistics (descriptive AND inferential)? Your explanations are excellent!

[@beckyb8929]

OK but I see SEM in published papers with only one experiment, comparing two groups, one trial.