Biplots based on any subset of data

Biplots based on any subset of data

Delete any of the entries

From Data, click Get a Subset by…, and select Removing Entries.
A form with two list-boxes will be displayed, with all entries being initially listed in the To Be Retained box and the To-Be-Deleted box empty.
You can freely move any of the entries between the two list-boxes.
Click OK when finished moving the entries. A new biplot based on the subset of selected entries will be displayed. You will be notified if too few (<3) entries are left for biplot analysis.

Delete any of the testers

From Data, click Get a Subset by…, and select Removing Testers. A window contains two list-boxes will be displayed, with all testers listed in the box To Be Retained and the To Be Deleted box empty.

You can freely move any of the testers between the two list-boxes.
Click OK when finished moving the testers. A new biplot based on the subset of testers will be displayed. You will be notified if too few testers are left for biplot analysis.

Note: No change will be made if all or none of the entries are deleted.

There are many other ways to subset data in GGEbiplot.