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Matched pair analysis with categorical responses

Hello everyone,

This will be straightforward I'm sure. I have 100 rows of data representing individuals. The two columns are binned percentages (0-10%, 11-20% etc.), one for two different years. If the responses were numeric, the matched pair analysis would be exactly what I want. But the responses are categorical so that is out.

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!

Best regards,

Greg

Quality and Process Engineering

Re: Matched pair analysis with categorical responses

Just one other thing to add - it looks like the Agreement statistic may be what I'm after, except I'm more interested in the change and if it is trending up or down.