This article outlines how to compare particle count data and how to match those results to one another.

Key Points ANOVA is a handy way of seeing differences between data sets. You can conduct your own ANOVA with software like Microsoft Excel. You can also use Stat-Ease Design-Expert for graphically ...

If you want to compare data in a side-by-side fashion, then we suggest using the Scenario Manager feature in Excel. You can also use it to swap multiple sets of data within a single worksheet.

Learn how to compare sets of data with this BBC Bitesize Maths article. For students between the ages of 11 and 14.