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TTest1w_upper ([set_expression][ total [] weight, value<br />

[, sig = 0.025 ])<br />

returns the aggregated value for the upper end of the confidence interval for a series of values iterated over<br />

the chart dimension(s). See the TTest1w_t ([set_expression][ total [] weight, value) (page 793)<br />

and Ttest1w_conf functions for argument descriptions.<br />

The same limitations with regard to nested aggregation as those listed under the chi2test_p ([set_expression][<br />

total [] col, row, observed_value [, expected_value]) (page 785) function apply. This function<br />

supports the total qualifier in the same manner as described under the chi2test_p ([set_expression][<br />

total [] col, row, observed_value [, expected_value]) (page 785) function.<br />

Examples:<br />

ttest1w_upper( Weight, Value )<br />

ttest1w_upper( Weight, Value, 0.005 )<br />

The following five functions apply to z-tests.<br />

ZTest_z ([set_expression][ total [] value [, sigma])<br />

returns the aggregated z value for a series of values iterated over the chart dimension(s). The values should<br />

be returned by value. A population mean of 0 is assumed. If you want the test to be performed around<br />

another mean, subtract that value from the sample values. If known, the standard deviation can be stated in<br />

sigma. If sigma is omitted the actual sample standard deviation will be used. Text values, null values and<br />

missing values in value will result in the function returning null.<br />

The same limitations with regard to nested aggregation as those listed under the chi2test_p ([set_expression][<br />

total [] col, row, observed_value [, expected_value]) (page 785) function apply. This function<br />

supports the total qualifier in the same manner as described under the chi2test_p ([set_expression][<br />

total [] col, row, observed_value [, expected_value]) (page 785) function.<br />

Example:<br />

ztest_z( Value-TestValue )<br />

ZTest_sig ([set_expression][ total [] value [, sigma])<br />

returns the aggregated z-test 2-tailed level of significance for a series of values iterated over the chart dimension(s).<br />

See the ZTest_z ([set_expression][ total [] value [, sigma]) (page 795) function for argument<br />

descriptions.<br />

The same limitations with regard to nested aggregation as those listed under the chi2test_p ([set_expression][<br />

total [] col, row, observed_value [, expected_value]) (page 785) function apply. This function<br />

supports the total qualifier in the same manner as described under the chi2test_p ([set_expression][<br />

total [] col, row, observed_value [, expected_value]) (page 785) function.<br />

Example:<br />

ztest_sig(Value-TestValue)<br />

ZTest_dif ([set_expression][ total [] value [, sigma])<br />

returns the aggregated z-test mean difference for a series of values iterated over the chart dimension(s). See<br />

the ZTest_z ([set_expression][ total [] value [, sigma]) (page 795) function for argument descriptions.<br />

The same limitations with regard to nested aggregation as those listed under the chi2test_p ([set_expression][<br />

total [] col, row, observed_value [, expected_value]) (page 785) function apply. This function<br />

supports the total qualifier in the same manner as described under the chi2test_p ([set_expression][<br />

total [] col, row, observed_value [, expected_value]) (page 785) function.<br />

Example:<br />

ztest_dif(Value-TestValue)<br />

795

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