Hi evry one,
i need little help , i ma conducting GLM using ineraction between month and breed (see plot example below), so but GLM keep give me the months in disorder , so please in any one have a solution, that will be very helpful
regards
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess as there is absolutely no actual description of the data involved that your variable Breeding_month is character, meaning it contains letters. So the natural order of character months starts with April, August, ....
The easiest approach would be to create a new variable that is the month number of the calendar year and use that.
If you want to see text like April appear then create a custom format that will display the numeric value 1='January' 2='February' etc.
OR go back early in your data and make sure that your month variable is a date value and use a format like MONNAME to display the dates as words.
@Ameurgen wrote:
Hi evry one,
i need little help , i ma conducting GLM using ineraction between month and breed (see plot example below), so but GLM keep give me the months in disorder , so please in any one have a solution, that will be very helpful
regards
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess as there is absolutely no actual description of the data involved that your variable Breeding_month is character, meaning it contains letters. So the natural order of character months starts with April, August, ....
The easiest approach would be to create a new variable that is the month number of the calendar year and use that.
If you want to see text like April appear then create a custom format that will display the numeric value 1='January' 2='February' etc.
OR go back early in your data and make sure that your month variable is a date value and use a format like MONNAME to display the dates as words.
@Ameurgen wrote:
Hi evry one,
i need little help , i ma conducting GLM using ineraction between month and breed (see plot example below), so but GLM keep give me the months in disorder , so please in any one have a solution, that will be very helpful
regards
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