I am trying to track down a formula that will accept degrees of freedom and the computed value of a Pearson r and output the p value for the statistic. In Excel, there are paste functions for other statistics (FINV outputs the p value for the F statistic, CHIINV outputs the p value for chi square, and so forth), but there is no paste function (RINV?) that outputs the p value for the Pearson r statistic. I realize that the p value appears in the output of Excel's correlation tool, but to have the p value react dynamically to any changes entered in the data, a paste function (or hand-written formula) must be written to a cell. If any fellow TIPSters have source for a formula, please write to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks, Kenneth M. Rosenberg professor of Psychology Oswego State University of New York --- You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
