Date:         Wed, 4 Dec 2002 17:48:43 +0200
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Subject:      Re: ordinal variable
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You can use correlation coefficient that based
on chi-square distribution (they are suitable for the case
of ordinal-nominal variables): Phi and Cramer's V.
You can find it in CROSSTAB menu.


Hi everybody,

I have table where one of the variables has 6 categories (AGE) and the other
one 2 (Positive and Negative). Age is an ordinal variable. What I want to
know which is the most suitable test to do that.

Thanks you in advance


YB