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Confidence intervals for a 1 proportion test

Peter_Hersh

I have a customer trying to replicate a test done in Minitab called "test and confidence interval for 1 proportion" using JMP. They enter the number of trials and the proportion and they get confidence intervals around the observed proportion. The sample size and power calculator comes close, but I have not found a way to display confidence intervals. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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jules

Hi phersh,

Under Help > Sample Data > Teaching Resources > Calculators you will find a link for "Confidence Interval for One Proportion." You can compute from raw data or summary statistics.

I hope this helps!

Julian

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jules

Hi phersh,

Under Help > Sample Data > Teaching Resources > Calculators you will find a link for "Confidence Interval for One Proportion." You can compute from raw data or summary statistics.

I hope this helps!

Julian

mia_stephens

Try the calculator in the sample data index, under the calculators outline.

Mia Stephens

JMP Academic Team

www.jmp.com<http://www.jmp.com>

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malcolm_moore1

If it is just the confidence intervals you are after then try distribution platform - from hot spot for distribution for categorical X with two levels select confidence intervals.

Malcolm