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running analysis tool pak, the t-Test: paired two-sample for means. if he
underlying data changes, i.e., you copy new date into older sheet and
re-name, since all the formulae etc are the same, but you have re-select the
data for analysis. can't this be "turned on" to re-calc like any other
formula?

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reno -

The results of the Analysis ToolPak tools are static.

However, there are formulas and equivalent worksheet functions (AVERAGE,
TDIST, TINV, etc.) that you could use to obtain dynamic results.

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running analysis tool pak, the t-Test: paired two-sample for means. if he
underlying data changes, i.e., you copy new date into older sheet and
re-name, since all the formulae etc are the same, but you have re-select
the
data for analysis. can't this be "turned on" to re-calc like any other
formula?

Thanks



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