How to represent different repeated measure in the same Box Plot graph

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• EJ

  April 2019

  Let me check, but I think you only get them in a single plot if you have all values in a single column and then use the "split by" option (that points to another column that indicates the variables)

  E.J.
• dendrite75

  April 2019

  In the present case I haven't any between group. Only one group and several repeated measures ...
• EJ

  April 2019

  And you want box plots for every repetition, right? So then you need a column that lists the that information. For instance:

  repetition RT

  1 550

  1 645

  2 440

  etc

  Then you do "split" by repetition.
• dendrite75

  April 2019

  I' m not sure I made it clear.

  For instance if I have 40 participants who have completed a test in 3 conditions (A, B & C), rather than having a box plot for each condition separately, in some cases it may be useful to have all 3 conditions on the same graph with the 3 box plots.
• EJ

  April 2019

  Yes. So then you need a column that codes the condition (A, B, or C) so that you can do "split" by condition. The data file would look like this:

  part.nr. DV condition

  1 350 A

  1 450 B

  1 457 C

  2 345 A

  etc

  You would then create a boxplot for "DV" that is "split" according to "condition". Please let me know if I am missing something

  Cheers,

  E.J.
• dendrite75

  April 2019

  I'm sorry, but I still have not figured it out!

  Would you please show me the process on these fictive data??

  Here the .jasp file : https://www.dropbox.com/s/1h5u8m8dhqqt918/datajasp.jasp?dl=0

  En attach the .csv data

  datajasp.csv

  Manay thanks for you help?