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How to propagate error in specific situation!!??

I have a spread of data with 3 groups (A, B, and C). I originally normalized the averages of groups B, and C to the average of group A and propagated the error associated with those averages. However, when I try to run a nonparametric ANOVA (my data is non-Gaussian), I am not able to without the data spread!

It seems my only alternative is to normalize individuals within groups B and C to the average of group A. However, now I have no error to propagate from groups B and C, and am worried about the inaccuracy of this method along with the increase in false-positive rates!

What do I do? Is there a way to propagate error in this situation?

Thanks for your help!! :)

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