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t-test for paired means
im using day customers purchases and evening customer purchases and i want to
determine if evening customers puchase, on average, more than day customers.. i did a t test two tail but i just need to clarify what the numbers actually mean and how they can help me?? can anybody help?????? |
t-test for paired means
agarcia -
You may need to provide more information if you want some assistance. If you have complete data for day purchases and for evening purchases, use the AVERAGE function to compute each mean. If you have a sample of values from each group, then a t test may be appropriate, but only if you have a random sample. In any case, it is unlikely that you have "paired" values, so if you are testing random samples you would use either t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Equal Variances or t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Unequal Variances. For more information, you could browse to www.google.com and search for "two sample t test" (without the quotes). Or, if you are sure you want to use Excel, search for "two sample t test excel" (without the quotes). - Mike Middleton http://www.DecisionToolworks.com Decision Analysis Add-ins for Excel "agarcia" wrote in message ... im using day customers purchases and evening customer purchases and i want to determine if evening customers puchase, on average, more than day customers.. i did a t test two tail but i just need to clarify what the numbers actually mean and how they can help me?? can anybody help?????? |
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