ContentPart One - Installation and Introduction of Free Excel Add-In1.1.i Installation of Analysis TookPak21.1.ii Introduction to Analysis TookPak.61.2.i Installation of PHStat2..111.2.ii Introduction to PHStat2.181.3.i Installation of XLSTAT 2014.271.3.ii Introduction to XLSTAT 2014..35

Part Two - Experimental Design and Anova AnalysisExample 2.1.i - Completely Randomized Design With Equal Sample size432.1.i.a Example 2.1.i solved by SPSS..452.1.i.b-a Example 2.1.i solved by Excel a) Tukeys Test.522.1.i.b-b Example 2.1.i solved by Excel b) Fishers LSD Test .56

2.1.i.c Example 2.1.i solved by PHStat2 Excel Add-In59Example 2.1.ii - Completely Randomized Design With Unequal Sample size..432.1.ii.a - Example 2.1.ii solved by SPSS...652.1.ii.b-a - Example 2.1.ii solved by Excel a) Scheffes Test.732.1.ii.b-b - Example 2.1.ii solved by Excel b) Fishers LSD Test .78

2.1.ii.c - Example 2.1.ii solved by PHStat2 Excel Add-In82

Example 2.2.i - Completely Randomized Block Design ...882.2.i.a - Example 2.2.i solved by SPSS912.2.i.b - Example 2.2.i solved by Excel..97

Example 2.2.ii Another example of balanced design without replication992.2.ii.a - Example 2.2.ii solved by SPSS.1012.2.ii.b - Example 2.2.ii solved by Excel...106

Example 2.3.i (aXb factorial, without replication)....1102.3.i.a - Example 2.3.i.a solved by SPSS1112.3.i.b - Example 2.3.i solved by Excel..116

Example 2.3.ii (aXb factorial, with replication)..1202.3.ii.a - Example 2.3.ii solved by SPSS...1212.3.ii.b - Example 2.3.ii solved by Excel.....127

Example 2.4 (Repeated Measures)..1352.4.a - Example 2.4 solved by SPSS1362.4.b - Example 2.4 solved by XLSTAT Excel Add-In145

Example 2.5 (Two-Factors Mixed Design)1512.5.a - Example 2.4 solved by SPSS1522.5.b - Example 2.4 solved by XLSTAT Excel Add-In163

Example 2.6 (Analysis of Covariance Ancova)169

2.5.a - Example 2.4 solved by SPSS1522.5.b - Example 2.4 solved by XLSTAT Excel Add-In..163

Part Three More Advance Topics(All solved by SPSS)

3.1 Contrast MethodExample 3.1.i Planned comparison in One-way Anova..185Example 3.1.ii Another example for planned comparison..193

3.2 Interaction in Factorial DesignExample 3.2209

3.3 Fixed and Random FactorsExample 3.3214

3.4 The Latin Square DesignExample 3.4223

3.5 Nested DesignExample 3.5228

3.6 Split Plot DesignExample 3.6237Part Four Supplementary Sections 4.1 The R Commander4.1.a Installation of the R Commander..2454.1.b Introduction to the R Commander..255

4.2 Regression with Dummy Keys4.2.a In One-way Anova..2684.2.b In Two-way Anova..277

Appendix F values table t values table Q values table References