Survey Tabulation > Working with variables > Creating variables > Creating a summary statistic table > Creating a summary table of mean scores
 
Creating a summary table of mean scores
1 On the Table List toolbar, click the Create table icon.
2 In the Variable List, select the summary variable you have just created and add it to the table (in this example, add VisitsAndGroups to the side axis).
3 Add any other variables you want to include in the table (in this example, add age to the top axis).
4 Choose the Preferences tab, and click the Modify link that is just above the list of cell contents.
This opens the Modify Cell Items dialog box (see Modify Cell Items dialog box.
5 Select any summary items that you want to include and click Add, then select any cell items that you do not require and click Remove. In this example, add a mean and remove any other cell items.
6 Click OK to close the Modify Cell Items dialog box.
Details of the cell items you have selected are displayed in the Preferences tab. You can see that, by default, summary cell items are calculated based on a single numeric variable (the visits variable is the default in this example). This is suitable in cases where you want to show the mean for the same variable throughout the table. When you are creating a summary table, though, you want each row or column of the table to show the mean for the variable that the row or column is based on.
7 Click in the Based On list and select the first option, which contains a dash character (-).
This tells UNICOM Intelligence Reporter - Survey Tabulation not to use a specific variable for the whole table, but instead to use the numeric variable specified in each category to calculate the mean for that category. So, for example, in the Number of Adults in Informal Group row of the table (based on the adults variable), the mean cell item is calculated using the values in the adults variable.
8 You may also want to change the number of decimal places to display. In this example, change the number in the Decimals list to 1.
9 To see the finished table, choose the View Table tab and click Populate.
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Creating a summary statistic table