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    fishers and mcnemar's test

    Dear all,

    Is it possible to implement Fishers and Mcnemar's tests within Excel 2003 (or later) in addition to the standard ChiSq?

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    Alistair
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    Re: fishers and mcnemar's test

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    Re: fishers and mcnemar's test

    Looks like there are commercial packages to do this, e.g., http://www.winstat.com/english/funct...e2/mcnemar.htm and http://www.analyse-it.com/userguide/...exact_test.htm.

    No doubt it could be done without, it would just take some time wading through the formulas.
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