From that I can calculate the significantly different columns, to get to the first result (as a table). I get this by a massive table to calculate for every pair (e.g. full time - A vs B (57.8% vs 15.5%)) whether the difference is significantly bigger. I concatenate the results of that table, so I get (which matches the second table of the table in the link):
ROW
A
B
C
D
E
full time
B
AB
B
B
part time
ABC
temp not
unempl
AB
retired
E
ACDE
E
school
ABC
house
CE
CE
CE
other
For the (first) full time row: the value AB implies that C is significantly bigger than both A and B. Also, the B in column A implies that A is significantly bigger than B. From that, you can basically make a couple of groups that are internally not significanlty different: Group "B" (smallest) - group "ADE" (bigger) - group "CDE" (biggest). This is shown in the last table (small letters from the SPSS link), but how do I calculate the individual cell values? My sample file is here (desired outcome starts in Q105) https://www.dropbox.com/s/ey0ivf2owqpzqns/chi_bonf_col_tests.xlsx?dl=0:
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