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Fisher Exact Test Calculator

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Enter one 2x2 table to read an exact p-value when the table is small and a chi-square approximation would feel too rough. This page keeps the focus on exact two-sided and one-sided reads before you move to RR, OR, or risk-difference pages.

How to use

  1. Enter event and non-event counts for group A and group B.
  2. Choose whether you need a two-sided, greater, or less exact read.
  3. Review the exact p-values first, then move to RR / OR / RD pages only if you also need effect-size framing.

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Read an exact 2x2 p-value

The share URL stores only the selected tail and decimal places.

Enter one 2x2 table to read an exact p-value for small-count comparisons.

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How to choose between nearby pages

Use Fisher exact test when the 2x2 table is small and the first question is an exact p-value. Use RR with CI, OR with CI, or RD with CI when the next question is interval width and effect-size framing after the exact-significance read.

FAQ

What does this page calculate?

It runs Fisher exact test on one 2x2 table and reports exact two-sided, greater, and less p-values together with the odds ratio.

When should I prefer Fisher exact test over chi-square?

Use Fisher exact test when the 2x2 table is small or sparse and you want an exact p-value instead of an asymptotic approximation.

Does the share URL include my table counts?

No. The share URL stores only light settings such as the selected alternative and decimal places. The counts stay in your browser.

Why does the odds ratio become infinity?

If one 2x2 cell is zero, the raw odds ratio can become 0 or infinity. Read the exact p-value first and treat the odds ratio as directional context.