You now will be able to copy your boxplots into a text document. Choose the “Edit” tab at the very top of the window and then choose “Copy Graph”. Otherwise, click in the gray area outside the graph. and remains the worlds leading software for teaching statistics.' Hmmm, if you are a statistics student thats great But if you work on a factory floor, are a nurse in a hospital or are a quality improvement professional in any other industry - thats a problem. If you have a Microsoft Word document open, you can right click on the graph and choose “Send Graph to Microsoft Word” and the boxplots will appear in your Word document. According to its website, 'Minitab® Statistical Software was developed in 1972 by three statistics instructors. Click on “OK” in that window and click on “OK” in the next window.ĩ. Click on the “Labels” box and type in a title for your boxplot under “Title”.Ĩ.

Click on the “Scale” box, check the box next to “Transpose value and category scales”, and click on “OK”.ħ. For each variable you want to graph, choose the variable and click on “Select”.Ħ. Under “Multiple Y’s” make sure “Simple” is highlighted and then click on “OK”.ĥ. Click on “Graph” and then click on “Boxplot”.Ĥ. Add variable names in the gray boxes just above the data values.ģ. Put your data values in two of the columns of the Minitab worksheet.Ģ. Making Side-by-Side Boxplots Using Minitabġ.

Minitab express tutorial