📊 How to Run a Multi-Vari or ANOVA

1. Structure Your Data: Each measurement should be tagged with its family (e.g., time, position, piece).
2. Select Variation Families: Choose which groupings (e.g., Time-based, Within-piece) you want to analyze.
3. Plot the Chart: The lines will show consistency or shifts between families.
4. Run ANOVA: The tool will compare means across groups using F-tests.
5. Interpret Results: If p-value < 0.05, variation is statistically significant.

Use this tool to narrow down where dominant variation might be hiding.