Fixed a bug in the Categorize function, which could cause the function to always return the default value This fixes a problem with copying-pasting results to other programs In Frequency tables (Chi-squared test) and Fisher's exact test, moved the option to show all percentages from the results window to the dialog box. Fixed a problem with the display of the Diagnostic test dialog box In Diagnostic test (2x2 table): when the predictive value is 0 or 100%, a Clopper-Pearson confidence interval is reported Fixed a bug in Case control matching when saving the matched data to a new file The operator != can be used as an alternative to the (Not equal) comparison operator. New operators ! (Not), & (And), || (Or) In Diagnostic test (2x2 table): when predictive value is 0 or 100%, a Clopper-Pearson confidence interval is reported. Fixed a bug in Case control matching when saving the matched data to a new file. New spreadsheet functions EVAL, FREQUENCY, VFREQUENCY, DEVSQ, VDEVSQ, INTERCEPT, VINTERCEPT, STEYX, VSTEYX, TESTNORM and VTESTNORM. Files saved in all previous MedCalc versions can be read by this version but when saved, the new file format is used. Important: files saved in MedCalc version 22 cannot be read by previous MedCalc versions. Version 22 introduces a new file format. Fixed bugs in MedCalc scripts (ForEach and Proc statements) When finished hit the "Solve" button and the step by step guide for solving your Pocket Cube 2x2x2 will be displayed to you.- Change log not available for this version
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