Meta analysis forest plot funnel plot in JAMOVI

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[@dessie-pt4lt]

Sir, it is possible to analyze using extracted odds ratios and confidence interval data from the included studies.

[@FrancesApps]

I was wondering if you could help me with something on Jamovi? With the meta-analysis, the outcome measure I am using means the lower the score, the less severe the condition is. I keep finding that the forest plots and statistical analysis are favoring the control groups, as these groups tend to have higher scores. I keep looking online and can't figure out how to solve this. Is there a way of changing this on Jamovi?

[@ADITI-vs4eh]

Sir, what could be our mistake when proportions in the MAJOR package of jamovi depict - NAs in study label?