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Hi!
I need to perform a T-Test between two groups of values that can be held in non-contiguous ranges, is this possible? For example the two groups for the T-Test could be: group1: A1:A3,A5:A6 group2: B1:B6 When I define the ranges for the ttest using Excel's "formula editor" I get the following for the result cell: =TTEST(A1:A3,A5:A6,B1:B6,2,3) The above generates an error saying that to many arguments have been entered. I have tried to enclose the non-contiguous range in different ways using () and {} which doesn't work. I have also tried using a named ranges, but without luck. In the formula editor, the groups for the T-test are called Array1 and Array2, does the problem have to do with defining arrays? Any help would be appreciated. Regards, Kristina |
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