This describes the meanings of images used in data drill down
This shows that you are using a Companion window.
Main Toolbar
Open a new data file to analyse.
Change the global tables settings. These will change all tables produced from now on.
Respondent weighting is used to set the respondent weighting entry. All analysis will use the weighted value of each respondent. Usually a question called WEIGHT is used for respondent weighting. Any quantity weights will also be used if requested.
Hide Groups is used to show or hide groups.
Tables mode. In this mode the program will produce two dimensional tables. This is the default mode.
Distinction mode. In this mode the program will compare two subsets of the data and produce a list of the questions and responses which show the largest statistically "significant" differences between the two samples.
Selected entries toolbars
Make a new filter to select the records to be used in any analysis.
Cut out selected filters to the clipboard .
Remove all filters.
View the data records that pass the global filters applied.
Tables analysis toolbar
Move to the previous column in the columns list.
Move to the next column in the columns list.
Move to the previous row in the rows list.
Move to the next row in the rows list.
When highlighted show the figures in the table. The rim figures will always be shown including the unweighted figures if any weighting has been applied.
When highlighted vertical percentages will be shown in the table.
When highlighted horizontal percentages will be shown in the table.
Prepare viewed table for Excel / OpenXML.
Prepare all tables for Excel / OpenXML.
Create the built OpenXML (Excel) spreadsheet file and view the contents. After use another new spreadsheet file build will be started.
Prepare distinction analysis for Excel / OpenXML.
Entry types
Single coded entry.
Multi coded entry.
Integer (whole number).
Float (number including a decimal point.
Character (text).
Verbatim (long text).
Date (year, month, day).
Time (hour, minute, second).
Before one of the above this shows that the entry is a variable (not a question).
Context menu for entries
Filter entries used to analyse a subset of the data.
Entries used as quantity weights.
Entries used as columns of tables.
Entries used as rows of tables.
Used as the first sample in a distinction analysis.
Used as the second sample in a distinction analysis.
Distinction sample descriptions
Sample A.
Sample B.