The Analyze Data dialog can be opened by either clicking the Analyze button in the Toolbar, or by opening the Analyze menu and selecting "Analyze Data.". Upon selecting the analysis you'd like to perform, you'll be taken to the Analyze Data dialog described below.
These groups (and the analyses listed within each) are discussed on this page. There are six groups of analyses in the analysis menu. The Analyze Menu is found at the top of the Prism window (on Windows) or in the Menu bar (on Mac) between the Insert and Change menus (this menu was introduced in Prism 9.1, and so will not be present in earlier versions of the software). Additionally, the analysis buttons available in this section depend on the type of data table (or graph or results sheet) that you currently have selected. Instead of accessing the analysis library, these buttons each take you directly to the parameters of their specific analysis. In this Analyze Data dialog, Prism's analyses are grouped primarily by the type of data table that they're generally used with (note that many analyses can be performed on data from more than one type of data table).Įach of these approaches are discussed below.Ī third method to initialize an analysis is by using the buttons located in the Analysis section of the Prism toolbar. The Analyze button in the Prism toolbar which will take you directly to the Analyze Data dialog. Here you'll be able to indicate which data sets (columns) you would like to analyze (see The Analyze Data Dialog section below)Ģ. There are six groups of analyses (including simulation), and selecting any available analysis will take you to the Analyze Data dialog with the specified analysis pre-selected. The Analyze menu which groups Prism's analyses by the objective of the analysis.
There are two ways to access Prism's analysis library:ġ. To begin an analysis (or to use Prism's simulate tool to generate some data), start from any data table or graph. In addition, Prism offers a number of powerful analysis tools that don't require data input but that will instead generate simulated data that you can work with. Prism offers a wide range of different analyses designed to be performed from a variety of different sources including data tables, graphs, and even some results sheets.
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