INSTRUCTIONS IN USING EXCEL & ONLINE CALCULATOR

Profile of the Students and Their Responses

Sample formula in solving for the weighted
1. In row 57 and column B, type/label the cell as mean (wx) using the grouped data
follows:
a. =(5*E57+4*E58+3*E59+2*E60+1*E61)/46
then press enter
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b. Drag the formula up to the last statement.
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Check the results using the raw or ungrouped
2 data.
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1. Using countif, count the number of the a. Drag the formula up to the last statement.
following:
a. male/female students; 4. For the grades of the respondents, sort the
b. those coming from public/private high data according to grade .
schools; and NOTE: Observe proper sorting of data.
c. those who responded 5, 4, 3, 2 or 1 in the Highlight the desired range and copy the
10 statements. number of students which is reflected at
the bottom part of the screen.
Type the countif formula.
5 =COUNTIF(C10:C55,5) Correlation: Spearman rho
1. Solve for the individual attitude (average attitude).
4 =COUNTIF(C10:C55,4)
2. In column O, make a formula in getting the average.
3 =COUNTIF(C10:C55,3) =average(E10:N10)
2 =COUNTIF(C10:C55,2) 3. Drag the formula up to the last respondent.
1 =COUNTIF(C10:C55,1) 4. Copy column B(grade in Calculus1) and paste it in
column P.
2. Drag the formula up to the last statement 5. Type Vassarstats.net
(statement10). 6. Click Ordinal
3. Solve for the weighted mean (using 7. Click Rank Order Correlation
grouped data) or average (ungrouped 8. Enter the number of pairs (respondents)
data) of the ten statements. The results are 9. Copy the average attitude and the grade and paste
the same. in the box “data import”
B C D E F G 10. Click calculate from raw data
11. Click calculate from ranks.
56 f=1,m=2 pr=1,pu=2 s1 s2 s3
12. Copy the value of rs.
57 5 0 0 7 4 2
58 4 0 0 19 33 24
59 3 0 0 17 9 18 Correlation: Pearson r
60 2 26 38 11 8 11 1. Copy column B(grade in Calculus1) and paste it in
column R.
61 1 30 18 2 2 1
2. Click the link: http://vassarstats.net/
3. Click Correlation and Regression
grouped
data wx 3.32 4. Click the data import version
5. Copy data from excel and paste in data entry box.
ungrouped data average 3.32
6. Click calculate
7. Consider only the necessary data (r, p-value 2
tailed)
Scatter Diagram
1. Highlight both the Calculus1 and Calculus2 grades
of the students.
2. Click insert, click scatter plot(represented by
dots)
3. In the chart layout, click the graph that has the
trend line.
4. Erase unnecessary data.
5. Click Layout, click axis title, then click primary
horizontal title and select title below axis and
type the label.
6. Click Layout, click axis title, then click primary
vertical title and select vertical title and type the
label
7. Click Layout, click trendline, click more trendline
options, and click display equation on chart, and
display r-squared value on chart.
t-test for Independent Data:
1. Sort data according to type of hs graduated.
Observe proper sorting.
2. Type
http://faculty.vassar.edu/lowry/VassarStats.html
3. At the left side,clickt test and procedures.
4. Click Two-Sample t-Test for Independent or
Correlated Samples.
5. Click independent samples
6. Click box of sample A.
7. Copy the grades of all students coming from
private hs and paste in column A.
8. Click box of sample B
9. Copy the grades of all students coming from public
hs and paste in column B
10. Click calculate.
11. Copy only the necessary data, the means of A and
B, and t test result.
To solve for the standard deviation
1. Type = and click insert, click fx, and click stdev.
2. Highlight the grades of students coming from
public hs, paste in Value 1, then click ok.
3. Highlight the grades of students coming from
private hs, paste in Value 1, then click ok.
4. Round off numbers to the nearest hundredths.

Chi square computation.

Identifying the observed Frequencies
1. Sort the data considering the individual mean or
average attitude.
2. Type the verbal description of each mean.
3. Highlight the data.
4. Sort the data according to their sex, and click “add
level”, then choose column wherein the verbal
description falls.
5. Count the male students who strongly agree, agree,
undecided, etc.
6. Do the same with the female students.

On Line chi square calculator

1. Type
https://www.socscistatistics.com/tests/chisquare
2/default2.aspx
2. Enter group and category names and click the next
button.
3. Type the data and click the next button.
4. Consider the 0.05 significance level and click the
calculate Chi-square button.
5. Copy the chi square value and p-value.

Mann-Whitney U Test

1. Sort the data ( type of HS graduated from)

2. Consider the attitude of the students from private
and public schools.
3. Type http://vassarstats.net/ .
4. Click ordinal data.
5. Click Mann-Whitney Test
6. Enter the number of students for each sample.
Consider the bigger sample size first.
7. Copy the scores of Sample A and Sample B.
8. Click Import data to data cells.
9. Click Calculate from Raw Data.
10. Consider the important results (mean ranks, p-
value, the smaller U)
11. Make an array of both groups and identify the
median of each group.