Hello. You will have to format your data in a table at then end of your search. The R app will automatically assign that table as the input to your R command. It would look something like this. index=summary stats=conversion_rate | table purchase view | r " result = fisher.test(input) output = data.frame(Result=c(result)) " Your output will be two columns because it is capturing the confidence bounds as well and the p-value. If you want to return just the p-value from the fisher test change the last line to be output = data.frame(Result=c(result$p.value)). Hope this helps! ... View more