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I have data for several different types of land
Variable1 Variable2 Variable3 TypeOfLand 30 250 300 Desert 40 670 200 Forest 10 30 400 Forest 20 500 800 Arctic 20 180 270 Desert .... I'd like to know if there's a way using PivotTables or any other function to product the following automatically CorrelationBetweenVar1and2 CorrelationBetweenVar2and3 CorrelationBetweenVar1and3 Desert Forest Arctic Swamp Lakeside .... In other words, I'd like to run a correlation between two variables, but I'd like for it to be grouped by type. Will be very grateful for any input! Regards, Sak |
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Use this array formula as a template
=CORREL(IF(Land="Arctic",Variable1),IF(Land="Arcti c",Variable2)) or see: http://www.savefile.com/files/1686640 |
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