Which of the following is not an interrelated rule to make dataset tidy?
A) Each variable must have its own column.
B) Each variable must have its own row.
C) Each variable must have its own cell.
D) Each variable must have a coded-value.

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The rule "Each variable must have a coded-value" is unrelated to the other rules for making a dataset tidy. The other rules, such as having each variable in its own column and row, ensure that the dataset is organized in a consistent and meaningful way that facilitates analysis. However, assigning coded-values to variables is a separate step that may or may not be necessary depending on the type of analysis being conducted.

Which of the Following Is Not an Interrelated Rule to Make