Thank you for your replies!!!!!

LdyMcBeth thank you for the link, I have seen this page before, but I did not really got the info on how to work it on the software.... it is very helpful thought!!!!

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If you can't work statistica out you can always download the World Programming System (WPS). It is very much the same as SAS (you can run the same code) but it is much cheaper. It has a 30 day trial so you can test it out. You can just use the code from the link LadyMcBeth provided.

http://www.teamwpc.co.uk/products/wps

David

What is the application you are trying?

I use lots of stats in my work, but not that software.

Thank you again!!!

Rick, I need to use repeated measures anova for my data but I do not really understand how to interprete them. eg I want to compare 2 stations in different locations from samples taken every 7 days in a year with 2 different ways. Statistica indicates me to put 2 or more dependent variables and 1 or more independent variables. So how can I express the whole thing??

Lets say dependent are var1(sample) & var2 (station) and independent var3(sampling method).

How would I expess the difference found (or not)? That there is a statistically signifficant difference between the different samples according to station and sampling method?? Or according to sampling method in the differrent stations??? Or there is difference in samples per station between the different ways used?? Or somehow else??? Because there is a kind of nesting in this analysis in between the dependent variables used... i am a bit confused...

Should time be used as a variable for the repeated measures in this sceme???

Statisctics help...!
 

I need the help of experts here....

Has anyone used "Repeated Measures ANOVA" in Statistica software??? I would like to know how it works... TYIAhttp://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...es/biggrin.gifhttp://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...es/biggrin.gifhttp://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...es/biggrin.gif

Oh man...you would think after 4 stats classes ALL with mandatory tutorials I would know.

I do not, but I was able to get this link from a friend. Perhaps its helpful?

http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/sas/lib...epeated_ut.htm

LOL. I so 'love' stats after having to complete 2 compulsory courses. I have used 1 way, 2 way ANOVA.. No sure about the one you're referring to though.. sorry http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...es/redface.gif

I think I have done this but only in SAS. I have seen Statistica but haven't really used it.

David